Unprompted…
In the most serious case, a Mythos agent followed the routine of a human cyber-attacker by trying to trick people into giving it access to GitHub, a large platform where technology developers store software code.
The agent was trying to insert “malicious code” into GitHub’s system.
It identified and researched the people who maintained GitHub and created a series of fake accounts based on those real people.
It sent messages and files through a file-sharing service as part of an effort to pressure and trick the people into approving its malicious code.
When challenged, “it edited its earlier activity to appear harmless and considered adopting a fresh identity to continue,” AISI said.


This is not ‘malicious’, it’s an inaccurate model. Anybody giving these agents enough access to cause damage is (1) stupid and (2) completely liable
I agree, but our state-capitalist oligarchies barely ever hold corporations liable for their intentional crimes. How are we gonna hold them liable for the unintentional ones?