The ongoing public debate between OpenAI and Anthropic, two prominent entities in the global AI landscape, is intensifying. OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, openly challenged Anthropic's recently introduced safety model during a podcast interview. He contended that Anthropic is capitalizing on public apprehensions about technology and overstating the model's real-world effectiveness as a marketing ploy. The crux of the dispute lies in Anthropic's Mythos model, which was unveiled this month and is currently accessible solely to a limited group of corporate clients. Anthropic asserts that the model is engineered to thwart cybercrime; however, Altman countered by suggesting that this approach is, in fact, erecting technological barriers. In the AI sector, it is a somewhat common practice to subtly showcase 'technological superiority' by highlighting 'technological risks.' Altman's critique directly confronts the issue of industry monopolization, elevating the conversation about the safety parameters of artificial intelligence to an unprecedented level.