Next Mythos-Class Model released by September 15, 2026?

ResolutionResolved YES

YES payout100¢

NO payout0¢

VenuePolymarket

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Our position · YES76¢ → 100¢

Signal endedSep 1

Forecast updated

Aug 28 forecast

Reports of Fable 5.1 routing suggest rollout infrastructure is already active, so a next Mythos-class model by the deadline is likely.

The apparent background routing of users to Fable 5.1 provides the clearest path to a near-term release: deployment may have begun before the formal announcement. Anthropic has previously qualified a safeguarded Fable model as Mythos-class, so broad public access need not involve the more restricted Mythos-branded product. Meaningful uncertainty remains because the routing reports are unverified, official release notes list no successor, and Anthropic has not supplied the designation required by the rules.

Points to YES

Apparent Fable 5.1 routing suggests Anthropic may already be deploying the most plausible qualifying successor, shortening the remaining path to public release and official designation.
On August 26, TestingCatalog reported that more users appeared to be routed from Claude Fable 5 to Fable 5.1 in the background, based on an updated knowledge cutoff, while providing no official launch confirmation.
Anthropic has already used a safeguarded Fable release as the public form of a Mythos-class model, creating a practical route around the access restrictions applied to Mythos-branded systems.
On June 9, Anthropic publicly launched Claude Fable 5 with safeguards, officially described it as Mythos-class, and kept Claude Mythos 5 limited to selected Project Glasswing users.
Anthropic had publicly signaled that more capable models were coming within months, making another release during the current window consistent with its stated schedule.
In its June 9 announcement, Anthropic said more capable models were arriving in the coming months but did not name, classify, or date them.

Points to NO

The absence of any official successor listing leaves both public accessibility and the required Mythos-class designation unfinished, increasing the risk that the window closes first.
Anthropic’s release notes through August 25 listed no model launch after Claude Opus 5 on July 24; the August entries covered product features rather than a new Mythos-class model.
Anthropic’s confirmed internal successor candidate was not prepared for outside deployment, making it an unlikely near-term route unless release plans have changed.
As of August 19, Anthropic had confirmed internal Model 2 but had not identified it as Mythos 2, announced a release date, or completed its standard external-release process.
Continuing controls on powerful Mythos capabilities could delay broad access or push Anthropic toward a restricted release that would not qualify.
On August 27, Anthropic said Mythos-class access for life-sciences professionals remained confined to a government-partnered program that had only begun enrolling participants.

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