Instead, they are releasing Project Glasswing, having found it to be especially suited for «an effort to secure the world’s most critical software.» It won’t take long for others to catch up, Anthropic says, and this is «an urgent attempt to put these capabilities to work» defensively.
Launch partners include a who’s who of Silicon Valley giants, and Anthropic claims it has already found thousands of vulnerabilities across every major operating system and browser.
The Mythos Preview model scores 93.9% on SWE-bench Verified compared to Opus 4.6 with 80.8%, and on SWE-bench Pro it is 77.8% vs 53.4%.
Smaller actors maintaining critical software will enjoy $100 million in usage credit donations from Anthropic — but for others it will cost a whopping $25/125 per million input/output tokens.
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