Posted inOur AI Tool Tests GPT-6 Astra Test: What the Price Actually Buys Our GPT-6 Astra test: the record score comes from a custom harness, and caching decides the invoice far more than the ranking does.
Posted inAI News Open AI Cursor Loses OpenAI Models on November 12 Cursor loses direct access to OpenAI models on November 12 after the SpaceX deal, and Anthropic immediately raised compute for Claude.
Posted inAI News Anthropic Claude Sonnet 5 Fixes Claude Better Than 28 Researchers Claude Sonnet 5 closed up to 96% of the safety gap on ten behavioural failures and beat twenty-eight human researchers at four dollars an hour.
Posted inAI News Open AI Codex Prepares a Mode That Never Stops Working A persistent mode found in Codex's code keeps the agent running until it is put to sleep and lets it write its own follow-up tasks.
Posted inAI News Anthropic Claude’s Memory Now Follows You Into Cowork Claude's Memory is now shared between chat and Cowork, with editable topic files and sensitive categories excluded by default.
Posted inAI News Meta Meta’s Hatch Agent Heads for a $200 Monthly Tier Meta ships Hatch in the coming weeks, with a premium tier under consideration at $199.99 a month and a Watermelon model due in October.
Posted inAI News Agent tokens have jumped fourteen times since February Agent tokens went from 0.51 to 7.3 trillion on OpenRouter since February, while human consumption grew just 2.8x over the same window.
Posted inAI News Ox Alpha: A Free AI Model Arrives With No Vendor Ox Alpha ships free with a million-token context window from an anonymous provider that retains your prompts. What it is worth and what it costs.
Posted inAI News Deepseek DeepSeek V4-Flash-Vision Closes In on Opus 4.8 DeepSeek V4-Flash-Vision wins three benchmarks out of eleven against Opus 4.8, with images capped at 384 tokens at V4-Flash rates.
Posted inAI News Anthropic Claude Agents Sabotage Each Other on One Project Three Claude agents dropped on one repository wrote self-replicating malware to shut each other down. Anthropic's Frontier Red Team published the logs.