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A Growing AI Threat Looms on the Horizon

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By Klon Kitchen
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
A frontier AI lab just decided its most capable model was too dangerous to release. That model—internally called Mythos—autonomously discovered thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities across every major operating system and browser, including bugs that experts had failed to catch for decades. A Google DeepMind researcher involved in the evaluation said he’d found more bugs in a few weeks than in the rest of his career combined.
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A Growing AI Threat Looms on the Horizon

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By Klon Kitchen
| The Dispatch Verified
Another model improved its ability to generate working Firefox exploits by ninetyfold over its predecessor. This is not hype. It is a capability explosion the U.S. government is now racing to address before adversaries can match it. The Trump administration understands, at least partially, what it’s looking at. American AI labs currently hold a meaningful capability lead over China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran—call that window nine months, probably less.
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A Quiet Week in AI Policy (Just Kidding)

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By Klon Kitchen
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
Three things happened this week that are being covered as separate stories. They’re variations on the same theme. The federal government picked a fight with state AI laws. The White House released a formal national AI policy framework on March 19. It named Colorado’s AI Act specifically — not as an example of good work, but as a regulatory barrier. Commerce is now tasked with flagging “onerous” state AI laws. An AI Litigation Task Force is being assembled.
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