The Financial Post reports in its Friday edition that the Ontario Securities Commission says the economic implications of new artificial-intelligence models like Anthropic PBC's Mythos may necessitate a comprehensive government response rather than just oversight from multiple agencies. The Post's Barbara Shecter writes that OSC chief executive officer Grant Vingoe said Wednesday: "I do in the back of my mind -- and I think many people would echo this -- wonder if the technology is so transformative that we need a different approach. There's a question about AI being so transformative in so many dimensions that maybe it does need a bespoke type of regulatory environment." Anthropic's Mythos technology has been restricted in deployment due to its ability to enhance the speed and precision of cyberattacks by identifying vulnerabilities. Only a few large banks and tech firms have access to test it ahead of its full launch, as it poses potential risks to financial stability. Beyond the cybersecurity risks, fast-developing AI is poised to have a significant impact on a range of capital markets activities, Mr. Vingoe said, from pricing investments and synthesizing information to conducting asset management.