Anthropic adds 150 organisations to Project Glasswing

TL;DR: Anthropic invited 150 additional organisations in more than 15 countries to join Project Glasswing and test its Claude Mythos large language model. The company also expanded the project’s remit beyond its initial scope, according to telecoms.com. The source excerpt does not name the new member organisations or list the countries.

Anthropic invited another 150 organisations in more than 15 countries to join Project Glasswing and test the capabilities of its Claude Mythos large language model, according to telecoms.com. The source does not provide a date for the invitations in the excerpt provided.

Project Glasswing is an Anthropic initiative that now includes an expanded membership base following the addition of those 150 organisations. The source excerpt states that the project’s remit was extended, but it does not specify the new areas covered.

Claude Mythos is described in the source as a large language model, or LLM, which is a type of AI system trained to generate and analyse text. The excerpt says participating organisations will test the model’s capabilities, but it does not describe the test criteria, sectors involved, or commercial terms.

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