The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday edition that Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon disclosed on Tuesday that the Canadian government is partnering with AI giant Anthropic to access its powerful new Claude Mythos model, which is skilled at detecting cybersecurity vulnerabilities. The Globe's Marie Woolf and Mark Rendell write that Mr. Solomon said that, through the Canadian Centre for Cybersecurity, Ottawa is now part of Project Glasswing, the name Anthropic gave to its Mythos preview campaign. This will allow some Canadian companies access to the AI model to bolster their cybersecurity. Anthropic delayed the wide release of its AI model over concerns about its potential for abuse through software vulnerabilities. Instead, they provided a preview version via Project Glasswing to select companies, including banks, to help them identify system weaknesses ahead of AI-enabled cyberattacks. "The Canadian government is [now] part of Project Glasswing, which allows companies to have access to Mythos," Mr. Solomon told reporters, saying the development is "a very important step for Canadians and for our government to make sure that we're having access and we can protect our institutions and our countries."