Anthropic is opening its cyber-capable Mythos model to approximately 150 new organizations across more than 15 countries, including EU member states for the first time, with strict security requirements.
Tax authorities use real tax data not only for AI training but also during ongoing operations for validation, which requires data protection and EU AI Act compliance.
Germany plans to allow tax authorities to use real taxpayer data to train AI models, which conflicts with EU data protection principles but is intended to be limited by deletion deadlines and control obligations.
The EU Commission is planning regulations for public procurement that favor European cloud providers and wants to massively expand semiconductor production in Europe.
The EU gains access to Anthropic’s Mythos model after weeks of restriction, but must first implement internal security measures for technical integration.
The Heretic tool can remove security filters from open-source AI models in minutes—a structural control risk that undermines existing compliance frameworks for locally deployed models.
