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Reports claim an Anthropic Mythos-class model was leaked on Hugging Face

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A Hacker News post reports that a model described as Mythos-class from Anthropic was allegedly leaked on Hugging Face. The original article link was removed over malware concerns, so the details of the claim cannot be independently verified from the post itself. The submission drew modest attention, with 13 points and 2 comments at the time it was indexed. The story remains unconfirmed, and no official statement from Anthropic or Hugging Face is cited in the available material.

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