Anthropic grants the European Union cybersecurity agency ENISA access to its Mythos artificial intelligence model, according to Bloomberg and Euronews. The access comes more than three months after the company first indicated it would provide the EU with access, and after Mythos has already been released to selected partners.
Both outlets frame the move as part of how the EU evaluates advanced AI systems with potential security implications. Euronews reports ENISA receives access to “Mythos 5,” describing it as among the most powerful AI technologies and citing the possibility of disruptive cyber capabilities. Bloomberg similarly describes Mythos as a powerful model and emphasizes the timing gap between Anthropic’s earlier signal to the bloc and the eventual delivery of access.
While the reports agree on the recipient (ENISA) and the model (Mythos), they differ slightly in emphasis: Bloomberg focuses on the timeline and Anthropic’s announcement, while Euronews highlights Mythos’ capabilities and its release to partners ahead of broader EU access.
