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Peter Wildeford @peterwildeford

— reposted by Bogdan Ionut Cirstea

[reposted by] Bogdan Ionut Cirstea reposted Peter Wildeford... @peterwildef... · 3h Claude Mythos alone is finding more vulnerabilities than were found from all sources combined in prior years 👀 [Bar chart: "Number of 'severe' and 'high' vulnerabilities found per year" 2022 (Feb 24–May 22, All sources): 3,262 2023 (Feb 24–May 22, All sources): 3,285 2024 (Feb 24–May 22, All sources): 2,591 2025 (Feb 24–May 22, All sources): 2,262 2026 (Feb 24–May 22, Just Mythos): 6,202]
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A chart from Peter Wildeford showing that Claude Mythos alone found more severe/high vulnerabilities in a Feb–May 2026 window than all sources combined in any prior year (2022–2025), a striking capability jump in autonomous vulnerability discovery. Directly corroborates and quantifies the "Claude Mythos Preview" autonomous exploit synthesis note already in Nathan's project memory (595 tier-1/2 crashes vs Opus 4.6's ~250, 181 Firefox exploits vs 2) — treated there as a candidate r>1 signal for takeoff speed.

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Peter Wildeford @peterwildeford

— quoting @fasc1nate (Fascinating)

Peter Wildeford... @peterwild... · 2h This is what @redwood_ai 's proposals for AI control actually look like > QUOTED: Fascinating @fasc1nate · Aug 13 > Woman pointing a gun at a computer for some reason, 1998 > [Image: 1998 photo of a woman in a business suit holding an assault rifle pointed at old Apple desktop computers on an office desk]
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Joke tweet from AI-policy figure Peter Wildeford riffing on Redwood Research's "AI control" agenda (technical safety approach of constraining potentially-misaligned models) using an absurd retro stock photo. Light humor within the AI-safety community Nathan follows; Redwood AI control is a research agenda directly relevant to his field.

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