White hat, black box: AI’s next chapter

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  The Economist.

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  Hello and welcome to The Intelligence from The Economist. I'm your host, Jason Palmer.

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  Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

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  In India, there's a big political shift underway.

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  The country's women are becoming an ever more potent force in the electorate.

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  Whether what politicians are doing to win them over is vote buying

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  or genuinely empowering is not entirely clear.

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  And my former co-host and a sports nut John Fasman is leading us up

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  to the World Cup by profiling the countries of ten teams that are in contention.

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  This week, it's Senegal. First up, though.

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  Normally when someone tells me they've got a new superhuman AI

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  but I'm not allowed to see it, they're telling tall tales.

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  But with Anthropic's new Mythos AI system, there's a chance they're telling the truth.

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  Alex Hern is the Economist's AI writer.

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  It's a superhuman hacker that's so dangerous they can't release it.

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  It's forcing skeptics to accept that some of the dangers of AI

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  may come sooner than they expected.

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  And it's also making the AI industry reassess its own business model.

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  So let's start with this new piece of mind-bending tech. What is Mythos?

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  Claude Mythos is the latest AI system from Anthropic, the makers of Claude.

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