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By Will Lawrence
| Forbes Japan Verified
AIモデルが極めて高度な能力を備え、その適用範囲や影響力を拡大させるなか、民間部門のリーダーたちの間では、強力なAIツールが不正な手段で利用可能になるまでにどれほどの時間がかかるのかという疑問が持ち上がっている。 今年、アンソロピック（Anthropic）が実施したClaude Mythosの紆余曲折を伴うロールアウト（有料記事）により、民間リーダーたちのこうした疑問はやや意味をなさないものとなった。自ら「高リスクモデル」と称する「Mythos Preview」は、一般向けに発表されたまさにその日に、権限のないユーザーの手に渡り（有料記事）、広く知られているアンソロピックの規制上の課題をさらに悪化させた（有料記事）。 現在、私たちはMythosのフル機能が広く利用可能になったときに何が起こり得るかを考慮する必要がある。すなわち、Mythosや、その一般消費者向けモデルである「Fable」のようなツールが、実際の企業やシステムを攻撃するために悪用された場合、具体的に何が崩壊するのか。そして、それに対して何ができるのだろうか。...
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As The Private Sector Prepares For AI-Enabled Cyberattacks, They’re Neglecting A Long-Term Threat

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By Will Lawrence
| Forbes Verified
Will Lawrence is the CEO and co-founder of Bretton AI, a platform for financial crime and compliance operations. As AI models have grown hypercapable and scaled in scope and power, private-sector leaders have raised questions about how long it might take before powerful AI tools become available through illicit means. This year’s stop-start rollout (paywall) of Anthropic’s Claude Mythos makes private-sector leaders’ questions somewhat moot.
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Uber Eats kicks Adelaide restaurant off the app after public protest

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By Will Lawrence
| Nine Network Verified
Uber Eats has kicked an Adelaide restaurant off its app effective immediately after the burger shop staged a public protest of the platform. Stax Burger Co built up 6000 reviews on Uber Eats over the past four years, but a month ago owner Zaynn Bird chose to take on the global food delivery giant in protest of the company taking 30 per cent from each sale. Zaynn Bird said he was sick of big platforms “ruining our food, ruining our service and ruining our reputation”.
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