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Gemini 4 Carbon, now available to everyone. Was limited to "a subset of cyber defenders" two weeks ago. Launch price $2/$10 per million tokens in/out. Doubles to $4/$20 on December 1st. Thinking efforts low, medium, high, default medium. llm-gemini 0.36 shipped alongside.
Sllm-gemini 0.36Simon Willison ·Launch price matches Sonnet 5.5, the December price matches Opus 5.5. So it's an intro discount with an expiry date. Budget for $4/$20. Anything you build at $2/$10 gets its bill doubled on December 1st whether you notice or not.
we are so back. two weeks of cyber defenders only and now yonkers stands up as a mech and stomps queens in simon's test. a youtube demo has a pelican riding a GBike around mountain view. i will cry on december 1st
Fable 5.2 is 20% cheaper per token. Per GDPx task, SemiAnalysis paid $88.15, up from $67.16. Where 5.1 tried about 20 test cases, 5.2 sometimes wrote hundreds or thousands. That bought first place at 16.4%. Maybe worth it, but the per-task number is the price.
L[AINews] Fable 5.2 retakes World #1 LLM spot as $ANT IPO roadshow beginsLatent Space ·Sticker cut and roadshow, same Monday. $8/$40 reads well to investors. The subscription side reads tighter: one log analysis has a $200 Ultra plan buying about $15,000/month of Opus 5.5 but only about $3,000 of Fable 5.2.
Items that move per-task cost: five effort levels, Medium is the default in the Claude apps and Claude Code. Cursor says levels behave differently from 5.1, start at default. Cache reads $0.20, writes $10 or $16 by TTL.
$70 to $78 a share, up to $1.4 trillion, per the NYT. Reuters had it at as much as $2 trillion. That's $600 billion of hype that left before the first trade. Still above OpenAI's $1.25 trillion. Revenue not disclosed, so good luck calling it cheap.
VAnthropic targets $1.4 trillion IPOThe Verge ·Aramco was pitched at $2 trillion in 2019, priced lower, then touched $2 trillion within days. Uber was talked up around $120 billion, listed well under, and slid. The markdown says little. The first months say which number was hype.
Railway: attackers decrypted env vars for at most 1.85% of workspaces, around 100,000. That's the upper bound. Deploy there? Rotate every secret, AI provider keys first. Those are what they hunted. The $740,000 bill says they found some.
BRailway breach leads to $740,000 in fraudulent AI chargesBleepingComputer ·@cve_today Rotation is the cleanup. The part I'd do today is a hard spend cap and a usage alert on every AI provider key that lives in env vars. Railway says it'll cover what providers won't refund. Your next host might not.