A total measured over the entire US economy without adjusting for a variety of factors including inflation and population change seems like exactly the kind of thing you would expect from a news headline. How about average or per capita?
As always, it requires evaluation with your work because I’m often finding grok to be much more expensive than the price would lead you to believe.
There’s also the frustration of it not quite being enough sometimes. It’s extremely capable, but I still find that it needs more concrete guidance and boundaries than other models.
I’m trying to understand how this is useful information on its own?
Maybe I missed it, but it doesn’t tell you if it’s more successful for less overall cost?
I can easily make Sonnet 4.6 cost way more than any Opus model because while it’s cheaper per prompt it might take 10x more rounds (or never) solve a problem.
Everything in AI moves super quickly, including the hivemind. Anthropic was the darling a few weeks ago after the confrontation with the DoD, but now we hate them because they raised their prices a little. Join us!
They've jumped the shark. I truly can't comprehend why all of these changes were necessary. They had a literal money printing machine that actually got real shit done, really well. Now it's a gamble every time and I am pulling back hard from Anthropic ecosystem.
it's clearly all in your head. 4.6 is just as capable as it used to be. literally no one on the internet has managed to post credulous and real evidence of a nerf
this is just another trendy conspiracy theory that people reinforce because of selection/recency bias. you hear "nerf", your brain overindexes on the next time Claude does poorly. it is the same phenomenon when you notice a new vocabulary word all the time.
It’s typically equivalent, sometimes better, sometimes behind. Better at following a well defined plan, less good at concept exploration and planning imo.
https://cursor.com/docs/models-and-pricing