So, the White House is basically like, “Uh, no thanks, Anthropic. We’re good.” when it comes to their grand idea of letting 70 more companies play with their Mythos AI model. Apparently, they’re worried about “national security” and “misuse risks.” You know, the usual stuff-power plants blowing up, hospitals going haywire, and electric grids throwing tantrums. Classic Tuesday, right?
Right now, Mythos is hanging out with the cool kids like Amazon, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and NVIDIA. But the White House is all, “Sorry, no new friends allowed,” after some random folks supposedly snuck into the system during its limited release. Like, who invited them? Oh, wait, no one did. That’s the problem.
Officials are basically channeling their inner Larry David, saying, “What, you think this AI isn’t gonna find a way to mess everything up? It’s like giving a toddler a chainsaw and hoping for the best.” And honestly, they might have a point. But hey, where’s the fun in being safe, right?
So, for now, Mythos is staying in its lane, and the White House is over here sipping tea like, “We told you so.” Stay tuned for the next episode of “AI Drama in the Beltway.” Same time, same channel.
Read More
- Scientology speedrun trend escalates as viewers map out Hollywood facility
- Where Winds Meet’s new Hexi expansion kicks off with a journey to the Jade Gate Pass in version 1.4
- Makoto Kedouin’s RPG Developer Bakin sample game is now available for free
- Vegan nugget startup founder charged with assaulting influencer ex-girlfriend Evelyn Ha
- NBA 2K26 Season 6 Rewards for MyCAREER & MyTEAM
- MrBeast lets fans from every country vote for Beast Games Season 3 contestants
- What Fast Mode is in Bannerlord and how to turn it on
- How to Get to the Undercoast in Esoteric Ebb
- Noah Beck’s mom suspended from teaching duties after “inappropriate” TikTok with son resurfaces
- Matthew Macfadyen’s Sci-Fi Comedy The Miniature Wife Hits No. 4 on Peacock After Just 2 Weeks
2026-05-01 09:53