Anthropic releases new Mythos and Fable models amid RSI concerns
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Anthropic is explicitly targeting high-friction technical work—coding, reasoning, vision—at the same time it’s talking about RSI, which is a tell that human review is now the ergonomic bottleneck. If you’re rolling these into engineering workflows, design around fewer keystrokes and more structured review, not just faster raw generation.
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