Anthropic Mythos-class model allegedly leaked on Hugging Face, URL removed over malware
A purported leak of Anthropic's Mythos-class model was reported on Hugging Face, but the URL was subsequently removed due to malware concerns. The incident highlights security risks in model sharing platforms.
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