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Canada’s banking regulator named Claude Mythos in a warning to banks

An April email to bank technology chiefs, released under access-to-information rules, shows OSFI naming Anthropic’s frontier model as a reason the window for fixing flaws is closing.

Regulators do not usually name products. They write about “emerging technologies” and “advanced capabilities” and leave the reader to work out which vendor they mean. So it is worth noticing that when Canada’s banking watchdog wrote to the country’s biggest lenders in April, it named one: Anthropic’s Claude Mythos.

The email, sent on 29 April by the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions to chief technology officers, chief information security officers, and chief risk officers across Canada’s banks and insurers, was obtained by Reuters through an access-to-information request.

“Advanced artificial intelligence models, such as Anthropic Claude Mythos, significantly compress the timeframe for effective risk mitigation,” OSFI wrote. The bulletin, it said, set out “sound practices that institutions can adopt to enhance the...

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‘Three to five years is a realistic payback period’ — plug-in solar panels will be legal next month, but what do they cost, who can fit them, and is your home even suitable? We asked the experts

For years, residential solar power in the UK has focused primarily on larger installations, comprising photovoltaic (PV) panels on the roof and an inverter for converting DC (direct current) power into AC (alternating current) for use in the home. Indeed, according to government data, the UK now has approximately 1.

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Brighton gig screen goes One Step Beyond with an update pop-up

Install now or remind me later? Neither belongs in the House of Fun BORK!BORK!BORK! An update message made an unscheduled appearance on a big screen during July's On The Beach event in Brighton, south England. Partially obscured by speakers capable of deafening those at the back

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US and Allies Update SBOM Guidance

Government agencies in the US and 13 allied countries this week released updated guidance on the minimum elements of a software bill of materials (SBOM). Meant to reflect the changes in supply chain security and software transparency, the document builds on the SBOM Minimum Elements guidance that NTIA released in

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Meta incurs Wall Street's short termist wrath as CapEx soars and cash flow crashes 91% to fund AI expansion, but Zuckerberg holds the line

Wall Street had been bracing itself for more defiance from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg over his continued determination to invest heavily in AI infrastructure, but few could have imagined that what they would be presented with was a 91% drop in cash flow to fund this spending. In Q2, the

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&lsquo;Three to five years is a realistic payback period&rsquo; &mdash; plug-in solar panels will be legal next month, but what do they cost, who can fit them, and is your home even suitable? We asked the experts

Brighton gig screen goes One Step Beyond with an update pop-up

US and Allies Update SBOM Guidance

Meta incurs Wall Street's short termist wrath as CapEx soars and cash flow crashes 91% to fund AI expansion, but Zuckerberg holds the line

‘Three to five years is a realistic payback period’ — plug-in solar panels will be legal next month, but what do they cost, who can fit them, and is your home even suitable? We asked the experts