
ALT Anthropic’s response was striking. They decided not to release Mythos to the public at all. Instead, they limited access to a small group of cyber-defenders, to give the good guys a head start on what was coming. Yes, a private company, with billions of dollars to be made and with no regulator forcing its hand, concluded that one of its own products was so dangerous it should not be sold to the general public. There is no regulator and no legislation. There was simply a moment of conscience inside the company. I am glad that conscience exists! But conscience is not a policy.

ALT There's one thing I can't emphasise enough: democratic, liberal and humanitarian values are wonderful, but they are worthless if you don't have the strength to back them up. And in this new world, compute is the new power. So no more NIMBYism. We need massive investment and fast permitting of data centres to keep up, or we'll be digitally colonised. Anyone who's not at the table will be on the menu












































