Anthropic plans to provide access to its Mythos AI model to European banks soon, three people familiar with the matter said to Reuters, as global banks scramble to test the technology after large U.S. banks were given initial access.
Mythos is viewed by cybersecurity experts as posing significant challenges to the banking industry and its legacy technology systems, prompting a series of warnings from regulators and policymakers gathered at last week’s International Monetary Fund spring meeting in Washington. A string of U.S. banks have so far been given access to Mythos – while the rest of the industry tries to catch up.
„The challenge is that this technology is moving faster than most banks’ governance, operating models and control frameworks were designed to handle, widening the gap between risk discovery and remediation,” said Scott Keipper, EY Americas Financial Services Technology Consulting Leader.
„To respond, banks need to move beyond point‑in‑time cybersecurity fixes and adopt an enterprise‑wide approach that embeds AI into risk management across technology, operations, governance and oversight, not just cybersecurity.”
Anthropic aims to expand Mythos AI access to European and UK banks, among other organizations, one of the people familiar with the matter told Reuters. That process involves checks to ensure the rollout is done securely, the person said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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