Anthropic, the US AI company, is set to brief the Financial Stability Board (FSB) about cybersecurity issues reportedly exposed by its Mythos model, according to a Financial Times report cited by multiple outlets. The briefing is described as focusing on the capabilities of Anthropic’s newer AI system, referred to as the Mythos Preview model, and on the nature of the cyber flaws that have come to light. The FSB is a global group that coordinates financial regulatory work, and the planned session involves senior financial authorities, including leading finance ministries and central banks. One report says the effort follows a request from Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, who is associated with prompting the engagement with AI-related risks that may intersect with financial-sector stability and operational resilience. The sources do not provide additional technical details about the specific cyber flaws or the scope of any remediation plans. Overall, the reporting indicates the exercise is aimed at informing financial watchdogs about potential cyber risks linked to advanced AI systems, alongside an overview of the model’s capabilities.