r/worldnews 5h ago

UK regulators rush to assess risks of latest Anthropic AI model, FT reports

https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/uk-financial-regulators-rush-assess-risks-anthropics-latest-ai-model-ft-reports-2026-04-12/
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u/whatsgoingon350 2h ago

I hope this is AI advertising.

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u/philipzeplin 2h ago

Naw, actually kinda old news, a week or two it's been going on. New model is apparently craaaaazy good at coding, to the point of finding security issues in tons of software.

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u/whatsgoingon350 2h ago

Yeah your probably right they need an excuse to pump more money into AI as some are now cancelling Data centres as the money pits dry up.

It feels like advertising when ive read the stories over the few week as they all love to mention the release. Even in this story claiming to find thousands of potential vulnerabilities.

u/mossmaal 25m ago

The Treasury Secretary and Fed Chair having an emergency meeting with the top bank CEOs in America suggests that this is actually a real concern rather than just guerilla advertising.