IBM executive urges open-source approach as AI becomes critical infrastructure
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- IBM software chief Rob Thomas argued AI is shifting into “critical infrastructure,” raising need for open development models.
- Thomas cited Anthropic’s limited preview of Claude Mythos, framed as capable of discovering software vulnerabilities beyond most human experts.
- He pointed to Anthropic’s gated Project Glasswing as an early effort to put advanced vulnerability-finding tools into defenders’ hands first.
- Thomas said closed development becomes harder to justify at infrastructure scale, positioning scrutiny and governance as central to security.
- He said open foundations tend to shift value toward implementation, reliability, orchestration, trust, and domain expertise rather than commoditizing innovation.
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