Notable that one suggested use case for Haiku is "classification requests", i.e. Jev competitor, and the pricing matches GPT-6 Luna which is behind OpenAI's "Decisions API" Jev competitor.

For this application 100K token input is plenty.

Of course Anthropic and OpenAI, both at $0.10/M, are still 2.5x the cost of Jev's $0.04/M.

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martianvoid 5 hours ago | parent [-]

I think the 2.5 times cost but actually pays off in terms of intelligence compared to jev and the general capability of using it beyond classification

	▲	HarHarVeryFunny 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		The classification performance remains to be seen, but presumably we'll soon start to see classification benchmarks. For other tasks like summaries (another suggested usage) it's good to see Haiku and Luna now competing against each other on cost. I'd love to know how the business automation market breaks down by volume of call type though - hard to imagine that decision making (e.g. branching, triage) isn't a very large part of it, greater than these other suggested Haiku use cases.