Unverified claim of leaked Anthropic checkpoint circulates on Hacker News

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A post on Hacker News alleges that a checkpoint of an Anthropic model in the Mythos class has been leaked, linking to a Hugging Face repository under the account burner22. The post had 26 points and 4 comments at the time it was reviewed. The claim has not been confirmed by Anthropic or by an independent source in the material provided.

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