Hitachi, Ltd. has announced its participation in Project Glasswing, a cybersecurity initiative led by Anthropic PBC. This collaboration aims to enhance the protection of critical software as artificial intelligence continues to advance.
Under the agreement, Hitachi will gain access to Anthropic's frontier AI model, Claude Mythos Preview, which will be utilized to bolster the cybersecurity of Hitachi's software and products, particularly within the social infrastructure sector, including the energy domain.
As AI becomes increasingly integrated into real-world infrastructure, ensuring safety and reliability is paramount. Hitachi’s involvement in Project Glasswing is part of its broader strategy to drive innovation in social infrastructure through the application of Physical AI.
This partnership with Anthropic builds on Hitachi's recent strategic initiatives, including the enhancement of its Lumada 3.0 platform through frontier AI technologies. The collaboration is expected to contribute significantly to the safe implementation of Physical AI in social infrastructure.
Hitachi's Cyber Center of Excellence will leverage the Mythos Preview model to identify and address vulnerabilities in the software it develops and maintains for social infrastructure. This effort underscores Hitachi's commitment to creating safe, secure, and resilient infrastructure systems.
By joining Project Glasswing, Hitachi aims to advance AI-driven cyber defense mechanisms and safeguard critical infrastructure worldwide, aligning with its goal of transforming social infrastructure through digital innovation.