Cybersecurity

Anthropic MHS Lets AI Agents Control Machines, Raising Security Questions

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Anthropic has launched a research preview of its Model Hardware Standard (MHS), which allows AI agents to control physical devices like microscopes and robotic arms through a standardized software layer. This development raises significant security concerns about how organizations will manage authentication, permissions, and monitoring for AI systems operating physical equipment directly.

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