Anthropic's RSP 3.0 required publication of risk discussions within 30 days for certain internal model deployments, which Anthropic may have failed to do for Claude Mythos.
The limited external research access program for Claude Mythos qualifies as a public deployment under RSP guidelines, which should have triggered immediate publication requirements.
The violation appears clearer for the external research access deployment than for the internal deployment, though both cases suggest potential non-compliance with Anthropic's own policies.
This discrepancy raises questions about whether Anthropic is adhering to the responsible scaling commitments outlined in their own RSP documentation.
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