Politico: The EU's pressure on Anthropic is increasing due to the hacking risks associated with the Mythos model.

The American leader in artificial intelligence, Anthropic, is criticized for the decision not to disclose its AI model, Mythos, to European regulatory authorities.

On Wednesday, the European Parliament will analyze the company's actions, in the absence of Anthropic representatives, who stated that they cannot attend the hearing.

MEP Kim van Sparrentak expressed concern over the company's lack of transparency, in the context of Brussels becoming increasingly impatient due to limited access to the Mythos model. It has been revealed to have superior capabilities in identifying software errors, but it has been restricted to prevent its abusive use. The European Commission has requested a mitigation plan to protect critical infrastructures from hacking risks, and the European banking sector fears the potential impact of these technologies.

Unlike the US, where large AI companies collaborate with the government to assess risks, Europe faces challenges in ensuring access to advanced technologies.