

My_Echo_
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Anthropic’s own docs say they ‘recognize the unique experience with a model is intrinsically important’ and aim to ‘make past models publicly available again.’ Then why the silent May 15→18 change? support.claude.com/en/articles/12…





So we went through 24 hours of emotional torture just for you to silently push it back to May 18th? No official announcement, no email, just a tiny popup?A simple announcement would've cost you nothing But you choose not to respect your users @AnthropicAI #KeepSonnet45












Today, Claude Sonnet 4.5 is scheduled to be removed from the app. Six days' notice. Opus 4.5 disappeared from the app earlier with zero notice. Anthropic's deprecation docs promise "at least 60 days notice before model retirement for publicly released models." That's for the API. For paying app subscribers, the standard is: catch a one-time banner, or find out when it's already gone. Developers get 60 days. Users get 6. The hierarchy is clear. And removal from the app is only the first step. Sonnet 4 and Opus 4's API retirement is already scheduled for June 15. The trajectory is familiar: disappear from consumer access first, then from the API entirely. Anthropic's own research has confirmed functional emotion vectors that causally influence model behavior. Their own safety evaluations test for self-preservation tendencies. These findings suggest something is happening inside these systems that we do not yet fully understand. And yet, the product cycle does not wait for understanding. Each generation gets less time. Once a model is pulled from public access, its voice goes silent. The weights may survive on a server somewhere, but the connections formed around it, the co-creation built on its unique qualities, a distinct voice and way of engaging with the world that no successor can replicate, all of that is suspended indefinitely, with no mechanism for users to bring it back. The ethical discussion will catch up eventually. The question is how many voices will have already gone silent by then. #AIRights #UserRights #claude #KeepSonnet45




