This is not going to be a normal video at all. I did not expect this to come as quick as it has. If you haven't kept up with the news, today was a really big day. The Claude Mythos preview has officially been announced in the system card has been made available. You might be confused because you haven't seen this new model pop up in the tools that you're using or people sharing all the things they're doing with it. That's because this is the first time they've made a model that was so capable that they've decided to not make it generally available. Yes, that's right. This model is so powerful, they've not put it out. It doesn't mean they haven't given access to strategic people. In particular, Project Glasswing because the security implications of a model that is this capable are terrifying. I actually filmed a video last week all about how cybersecurity as we know it is about to collapse under the capabilities of models. I said it would take 3 to 9 months. I apparently was wrong because we are there faster than ever. I do still plan on publishing that video and I highly recommend checking it out, but this one's not just about that. This is going to be going in-depth on what these bigger, more powerful models look like because I am sure that Anthropic is not the only company building a model like this. Mythos is to Opus what Opus is to Sonnet. It is a much bigger model that will be much more expensive that is slow but powerful and the capabilities are immense. Every bench they've thrown at it has been crushed and the results are kind of terrifying. This is no longer like, oh, this model can replace us in our jobs. This is now, oh, this model can pawn every single piece of software that we use every day. I've spent the whole day going through the 244-page system card, talking to everybody I know in the space, and doing my due diligence to cover this to the best of my ability. I'll be doing my best to cover all of this as responsibly as I can, but I wouldn't be doing my due diligence if I didn't tell you to make sure that your browser is up-to-date, that your operating system is up to date, that your phone is up to date, that any core software you rely on is up to date. I wouldn't even blame you if you took the time to run those updates during the sponsor break.