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NHS eyes closed-source shift amid fears of AI model Mythos uncovering vulnerabilities

The UK's National Health Service (NHS) is reportedly considering a shift from an open-source to a closed-source software development model. This potential change is attributed to concerns surrounding a threat known as 'Mythos,' which has generated widespread alarm about potential vulnerabilities. Critics argue this reaction is premature and urge for a more measured approach, advocating for continued commitment to open-source practices. AI

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IMPACT Potential shift in public sector adoption of open-source software due to AI-related security concerns.

RANK_REASON A major public sector organization is considering a significant policy shift regarding its software development model due to external threats. [lever_c_demoted from significant: ic=1 ai=0.4]

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    The NHS is planning to move from an open source software development model to a closed one due to fear of Mythos. As far as unintended consequences go, this is

    The NHS is planning to move from an open source software development model to a closed one due to fear of Mythos. As far as unintended consequences go, this is a big one, it's terrible, but it's not entirely surprising. The PR around Mythos has been threatening that the sky is fa…