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The Memo - Special edition - Claude Fable 5 - 9/Jun/2026

Claude Mythos 5 and Claude Fable 5, two configurations of a new large language model from Anthropic.

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Dr Alan D. Thompson
Jun 09, 2026
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Anthropic announces Claude Fable 5

Once again, we have this out to The Memo readers within a few minutes(!) of model release, and just 63 days after the announcement of Claude Mythos.

This is a new class of model, following the literary forms naming scheme used by Anthropic:

  1. Haiku: ~20B, small, fast model class named after short Japanese poetry.

  2. Sonnet: ~1T, mid-to-high model class named after a structured 14-line poem.

  3. Opus: ~5T, top regular model class named after a major artistic work or composition.

  4. Fable: ~6T, from Latin fabula, “that which is told”.

  5. Mythos: ~6T, Greek term for myth, story, or narrative tradition.

Claude Mythos 5 and Claude Fable 5, two configurations of a new large language model from Anthropic. Because of the powerful capabilities of this model, we are releasing it in these two forms: Fable 5, which is for general use but comes with additional safeguards that block its ability to perform tasks in high-risk domains such as biology and cybersecurity; and Mythos 5, which has relevant safeguards lifted but is only made available to a small number of trusted partners…

Both models should be considered proto-ASI. You can view my 50 lagging indicators at LifeArchitect.ai/ASI.

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