Published paper and code explanation, not our model or hardware replication
How quantum programs meet external checks and proofs →
The eight tasks do not share a zero-error criterion.
Anthropic · Released 2026-06-09
The restricted model used in the quantum-circuit study. Results come from a model, coding environment and author-built evaluator loop, not Opus 5.5 or measured quantum-hardware acceleration. Current family access guidance covers the later 5.1, not general access to this older version.
Original model explanation ↗No comparable leaderboard score is included yet. Explore the evaluations and examples below.
Published paper and code explanation, not our model or hardware replication
The eight tasks do not share a zero-error criterion.
Official research account, not our model or hardware test
Author paper, not independent replication
Current family guidance, not proof of public access to the old model
Shares an underlying model with Fable 5, with different safeguards and access; the initial release is for selected partner organizations, not general availability.
Original release ↗The later 5.1 continues verified access; the October quantum-circuit research explicitly uses Mythos 5, not 5.1, Fable or Opus.
Original release ↗An update to complex work and communication, with public code-animation and same-prompt game examples.
Original release ↗The second 5.5-family model emphasizes everyday work, speed and effort-dependent costs.
Original release ↗The lightweight model gains adjustable effort and lower short-prompt rates for extraction, classification and subagent work.
Original release ↗