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Bank of America Deploys 4,000 Workers to Address AI-Identified Vulnerabilities Bank of America has hired 1,000 external contractors to assist its 3,000 internal staff in patching software vulnerabilities identified by Anthropic's Mythos and other AI models. The bank's CEO, Brian Moynihan, reported that the company incurred hundreds of millions in costs during the third quarter due to software remediation and anti-money laundering compliance. Moynihan emphasized the urgency of addressing these vulnerabilities, stating that the risks posed by AI models are significant. The bank expects these costs to decrease over time as vulnerabilities are patched. The Mythos model, released in April 2026, has been instrumental in uncovering thousands of security flaws, prompting a rapid response from affected organizations. Despite the high costs associated with patching, Bank of America anticipates savings from its internal AI projects, projecting $700 million in savings by 2027. The bank's stock fell 8% following the announcement of its quarterly results, which included a significant fine for compliance violations. 5 sources 40

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