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On 2026-06-25 @cryptopunk7213 claims Anthropic is using spare Fable compute to…

2026-06-25 · 23:58 UTC ·@cryptopunk7213 ·1 min read

Brief

cryptopunk7213 argues that Anthropic is reallocating spare Fable compute to build a far stronger “mythos 6” model, warns government bans won’t halt capability diffusion (“the spice will continue to flow”), and echoes Andrew Curran’s claim (2026-06-25) that pauses only delay releases, not training, widening the internal–public AI gap.

Why it matters

On 2026-06-25 @cryptopunk7213 claims Anthropic is using spare Fable compute to build “mythos 6,” which they say will make current models “look like toys.”

Key details

  • The author asserts that bans won’t stop model capability diffusion (“the spice will continue to flow”) and that the only loser will be the public—addressed as “you.”
  • Quoting Andrew Curran, the post insists a pause only slows model releases, not training; labs will widen the internal vs. public capability gap and ‘‘AGI has been developed internally’’ could become true before public availability.
Source evidence

andrew’s spot on. what do you think anthropic’s doing with all that spare fable compute right now?

they’re using it to build mythos 6 which will make current models look like toys.

the spice will continue to flow regardless of what the government bans and there’s only one loser in all of this:

you.

Andrew Curran (@AndrewCurran_)

For the people saying this is a pause, or a victory for safety, it is not. This does not slow development in any way, it only slows the rate at which the labs can 𝘳𝘦𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘴𝘦 models, not how fast they can train them. The gap between what is available to the public, and what the labs have internally, will steadily widen from this day forward. This actually makes no one happy. The old 'AGI has been developed internally' joke will absolutely come true now though, long before it is available to the public.

— https://nitter.net/AndrewCurran_/status/2070253007380623576#m