White House is again opposing Anthropic’s plans.

Donald J. Trump’s administration is reportedly fighting AI company Anthropic’s plan to expand access to its Claude Mythos tool.

The powerful AI device is apparently so dangerous that company execs have warned it ‘could cause a wave of hacks and terror attacks if it fell into the wrong hands’.

NEW: The National Security Agency has reportedly been testing Claude Mythos to find cybersecurity vulnerabilities in major software products.

— Polymarket (@Polymarket) April 30, 2026

The New York Post reported:

Anthropic recently proposed giving an additional 70 companies access to Mythos, bringing the total number to 120 organizations, sources familiar with the matter told the Wall Street Journal.

Just earlier this month, the firm announced ‘Project Glasswing’, a plan to provide the model to a select group of handpicked companies including Amazon, Google and JPMorgan.”

Anthropic: “Claude Mythos is the most dangerous software in the history of the most dangerous software.”

Anthropic’s security for Claude Mythos: pic.twitter.com/cgfBKOz8ij https://t.co/8idMTyWlmc

— Trung Phan (@TrungTPhan) April 22, 2026

A group of unauthorized hackers have already gained access to Claude’s Mythos model, a model that was never meant for wide public release.

Mythos is so powerful that world governments fear it could breach state-of-the-art cybersecurity and cause the collapse of global markets. pic.twitter.com/CIBsMtV6es

— Pubity (@pubity) April 23, 2026

JUST IN: White House reportedly opposes Anthropic’s plan to expand preview access to Mythos over fears it lacks the compute to do so without affecting government use.

— Polymarket (@Polymarket) April 30, 2026

“White House officials have told Anthropic that they are against the move to broaden the rollout because of security concerns, sources said.”

Anthropic itself showed that Mythos could exploit electric grids, power plants and hospitals if hacked.

“Some Trump administration officials are also reportedly concerned that Anthropic does not have enough computing power to serve both government agencies and the additional companies. A White House official told The Post that the Trump administration is actively engaging with the private sector while trying to balance innovation and security.”

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