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What States Need to Know About Mythos

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By Jule Pattison-Gordon Verified
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
In Brief: * In April, AI company Anthropic announced it had created an AI tool called "Mythos" that was extremely adept at finding vulnerabilities in software. * In the wrong hands, such powerful AI models might lead to a flood of sophisticated cyber attacks. Experts expect to see other, similarly advanced AI models emerge in coming months. * States can act now to shore up their cyber defenses, however.
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What States Need to Know About Mythos

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By Jule Pattison-Gordon Verified
| GOVERNING Verified
In April, AI company Anthropic announced it had created an AI tool called “Mythos” that was extremely adept at finding vulnerabilities in software. In the wrong hands, such powerful AI models might lead to a flood of sophisticated cyber attacks. Experts expect to see other, similarly advanced AI models emerge in coming months. States can act now to shore up their cyber defenses, however.
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Map: Which States Are Most Impacted By Federal Green Card Changes?

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By Jule Pattison-Gordon Verified
| GOVERNING Verified
memo, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said that people present in the U.S. on temporary authorizations and seeking to become permanent residents must leave and apply through a consulate in their home countries. Applicants should be allowed to stay in the U.S. only as an “extraordinary” measure granted at the discretion of USCIS officers, the accompanying policy memo says.
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