Link: https://www.theregister.com/2026/04/24/ai_bugfinding_futures/?td=rt-3a

Herbert-Voss feels human expertise is still needed to orchestrate open source models so they together deliver Mythos-grade performance, and to assess the bug reports AI generates.

He then noted that fuzzing, the testing technique which injects random or near-random data into software to see if doing so produces bugs, also creates so many warnings that it can make extra work for humans.

But nobody can profit from the hype if it's not a techbro

This article is just PR for anthropic. "mythos-grade" is obviously a term a marketing division hype squad came up with, and the entire article is about how to be as good as the mystical program most of us plebs can never even hope to see.