Anthropic grants EU access to Mythos, the power AI that autonomously found 10,000 zero-day flaws

Anthropic is finally giving in to European Union's demands to allow the bloc access to its most advanced Mythos AI model. European Commission has confirmed that it had several ‘productive meetings’ with the San Francisco based AI startup regarding getting access to Mythos, CNBC reported.

Notably, ever since Anthropic unveiled Mythos a couple of months ago there have been widespread concerns about the cybersecurity implications of the model. The company has so far refrained from releasing Mythos publicly due to some of these concerns, instead granting access to a select group of companies under its Project Glasswing initiative to help protect against cyberattacks.

EU tech sovereignty spokesperson Thomas Regnier told CNBC in an emailed statement, “We welcome the latest developments on potential future access,”

“Let’s not forget that Mythos is not one off, a new wave of powerful models are coming to the market… This is a shared challenge, and we are intensifying our discussions with like-minded partners, including the United States.” Regnier added

Reportedly, EU had been having discussions with the US administration in the past week to secure access to Mythos after Anthropic told the commission it needed government permission to share the model.

US is said to be against sharing Mythos with foreign governments as a whole as it tries to maintain its dominance as the AI leader of the world.

Notably, EU has already secured access to OpenAI's GPT-5.5 Cyber model in May but the European commission had been holding meetins with Anthropic to get a hold of its most powerful model.