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Anthropic allows Mythos cyber threat intelligence to be shared outside, revises confidentiality policy

Anthropic has allowed users of its AI model Mythos to share cybersecurity threat information with other companies exposed to similar vulnerabilities, the Wall Street Journal reported. The move addresses concerns that restricting access to such information could harm small and mid-sized companies. Anthropic had limited Mythos access to about 50 large companies and institutions under its Project Glasswing programme. It has begun notifying users that threat intelligence and analyses can be shared responsibly.

AI & Enterprise

Google, Blackstone to set up AI-focused cloud joint venture, deploy large number of TPUs

Google and Blackstone will set up an AI cloud joint venture that uses Google\'s in-house chips, the Wall Street Journal reported. Blackstone will hold a majority stake in the venture. It is Google\'s largest effort so far to sell and monetise its chips externally. The venture aims to operate 500 megawatts of capacity in 2027 and plans to expand further. Google will supply TPU chips and related hardware, software and services.

Mobility

Honda faces biggest U.S. crisis in 70 years as EV strategy falters

Honda\'s North America electric-vehicle strategy is coming under strain as U.S. policy shifts and weak sales unsettle automakers\' plans, reports said. Critics say EV advertising often fails to convey practical benefits such as home charging, lower fuel costs and one-pedal driving, while dealers do not consistently fill the information gap. The Wall Street Journal said Honda, long profitable through past crises, has been shaken by changes in the U.S. EV market and now faces its biggest challenge since listing.