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Anthropic's Claude AI identified old bug, not new exploit

Anthropic's Claude AI model, named Mythos, has been reported to have "discovered" a remote kernel exploit. However, an investigation revealed that the vulnerability was a 20-year-old bug already present in the AI's training data. This situation highlights concerns about AI's ability to genuinely discover novel threats versus identifying existing ones within its training set, raising questions about AI marketing in cybersecurity. AI

IMPACT Highlights the difference between AI discovering novel threats and identifying existing vulnerabilities in training data, impacting how AI's cybersecurity capabilities are perceived.

RANK_REASON The cluster discusses a claim about an AI model's capabilities and subsequent critique, fitting the definition of commentary.

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  1. Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    «Mythos 'Discovered' a # CVE Already in Its Training Data - and That’s Still Worrying: # Anthropic made headlines claiming Claude Mythos achieved the “first rem

    «Mythos 'Discovered' a # CVE Already in Its Training Data - and That’s Still Worrying: # Anthropic made headlines claiming Claude Mythos achieved the “first remote kernel exploit # discovered and # exploited by an AI.” We went looking for how - and found a 20-year-old # bug hidin…