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A review of historical attempts to control the export of cybersecurity software indicates a pattern of ineffectiveness over the last 30 years. Current discussions around Anthropic's cybersecurity model, Mythos, raise further questions about the viability of such controls.
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A review of historical attempts to control the export of cybersecurity software indicates a pattern of ineffectiveness over the last 30 years. Current discussions around Anthropic's cybersecurity model, Mythos, raise further questions about the viability of such controls.
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