Mythos Model Crisis
Anthropic's Mythos model crisis deepens with no resolution after two weeks. The company took its models offline following a Trump administration ultimatum.

Anthropic's Mythos-class models have been offline for two weeks, following a Friday evening ultimatum from the Trump administration. Immediately after, the company sent executives to Washington, DC, to address the situation. However, updates on the matter have been scarce, leaving the status of the models uncertain. Despite multiple requests for comment, Anthropic has declined to provide any information on the current state of negotiations or when the models might be back online. The lack of communication has raised concerns about the future of the Mythos models and the implications for the company and its users.
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