Anthropic announced Project Glasswing, an industry coalition providing early access to its specialized Mythos model to preemptively discover zero-day vulnerabilities before AI-enabled cyberattacks proliferate. Concurrently, OpenAI faces mounting governance scrutiny: a lengthy New Yorker profile questions CEO Sam Altman's integrity, while internal disputes surface over IPO timing and a $600B five-year spending plan. Leadership reshuffles and the controversial acquisition of podcast network TBPN further signal organizational turbulence.
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OpenAI is a drama company. Will that hurt its IPO chances? And Anthropic tries to get ahead of the cyber risks its own models are accelerating
As OpenAI's governance turmoil and $600B spending disputes threaten its IPO timeline, Anthropic preemptively launches Project Glasswing—offering early access to its Mythos model to detect zero-days before AI-enabled cyberattacks proliferate.
Tuesday, April 7, 2026 12:00 PM UTC2 MIN READSOURCE: Fortune AIBY sys://pipeline
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