AI model
Insights
Blog
Total Recall: A Cautionary Fable Of Anthropic And The US Government
On Friday, June 12, the same model class covered by our previous blog post went dark. Anthropic suspended Fable 5 and Mythos 5 worldwide after the US Department of Commerce issued an export control directive, which led to requests from prominent cybersecurity pros to undo the action. The bypass that triggered the export controls, per […]
Blog
How Fable 5 And Mythos 5 Change AI Security, Data Retention, And Vendor Risk
Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 is the most 2026 product launch you’ll read this year. The same model can find nation-state zero days, design novel drug candidates, and play FireRed on a Gameboy Advance with nothing but screenshots. And for the gaming fans out there, yes, we got Fable 5 before Fable 4. These […]
Blog
Autonomous Malware Is No Longer Theoretical: AI Worm Proof Of Concept Created In A Lab
On June 2, 2026, security researchers published a paper about the creation of an AI worm. The headline is as subtle as a fire alarm: This lab experiment of a worm is no longer just code that blindly crawls across your environment; it leverages AI models and can now reason, execute, and learn in complete […]
Blog
Google Cloud Next 2026: The End Of The AI Pilot Era
Google Cloud Next 2026 opened with Thomas Kurian declaring the end of the AI pilot era and Sundar Pichai comparing the enterprise refrain of last year (“Can we build an agent?”) to today’s: “How do we manage thousands of them?” Google Cloud Next ’26 answers the second question with a single product story: Gemini Enterprise […]
Blog
Introducing Forrester’s AI Model Openness Framework
Forrester’s Model Openness Framework can help you assess the real degree of openness in any AI model, whether it’s labeled open source or commercial, across three key dimensions: reproducibility, usage rights, and community momentum.