AI storm conditions
AI-enabled operations are moving beyond experimentation into active threat workflows. Priority areas: prompt injection, AI-assisted exploitation, model/agent abuse, AI-enabled malware.
AI Sovereignty Index (AISI™)
AI Sovereignty Risk (AISR™) — the risk that a government, regulator, military authority, or international coalition restricts, suspends, seizes, disables, nationalizes, sanctions, or forces the shutdown of an AI model due to national security concerns, geopolitical tensions, export controls, military misuse potential, strategic technology protection, or societal safety concerns. Unlike cyberattacks, outages, model failures, or operational disruptions, AISR originates from government intervention intended to control the availability, distribution, ownership, or capabilities of advanced AI systems. AISI™ measures the probability that such intervention could materially impact a model's availability, ownership, deployment, export, or operation.
An AI Sovereignty Event occurs when an AI model becomes unavailable, restricted, suspended, confiscated, sanctioned, or terminated due to government or military intervention — not a cyberattack, data breach, system outage, model failure, infrastructure disruption, or business closure. It reflects a determination by a government or regulatory authority that the model's capabilities present unacceptable national security, geopolitical, military, economic, or societal risk.
On June 12, 2026, the U.S. government issued a national-security directive ordering Anthropic to suspend foreign-national access to its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models, citing a discovered jailbreak technique exposing Mythos's cyber-offensive capability. Anthropic disabled both models globally while it worked to comply — a textbook AI Sovereignty Event: government-ordered model suspension, not a cyberattack, breach, or outage.