Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi (center) receives recommendations from Masaaki Taira (second from left), chairperson of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's Headquarters for National Cybersecurity Strategy, at the Prime Minister’s Office on Thursday. | JIJI Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said Thursday that the government is rushing to take measures against the cybersecurity threats posed by the Claude Mythos artificial intelligence model, describing such efforts as a "race against time." "Finding vulnerabilities (in systems) is a race against time," Takaichi said in a meeting with Masaaki Taira, chairperson of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's Headquarters for National Cybersecurity Strategy. "I am giving instructions to come up with concrete measures and implement them." Taira handed the prime minister a proposal on fundamentally strengthening measures regarding AI, which warned about the threats of cyberattacks using Mythos.…