| ▲ | rsalus an hour ago | |||||||
isn't that what Opus is for? this is the "strongest" model, not the most economical | ||||||||
| ▲ | breakwaterlabs 22 minutes ago | parent [-] | |||||||
If you believe in things like Artificial Analysis, GPT-6.1-Sol is by far more economical than Opus 5.5, even before the alleged (observed) nerf last week: https://artificialanalysis.ai/?models=gpt-6-astra-high%2Cgpt... Notable takeaways: - Sol-low - cost-competitive with Haiku, while outperforming Sonnet on medium - Sol-High - Competes with Astra medium and beats Opus 5.5-medium, at 20% the cost - Sol-Max - Beats Opus 5.5 high, Astra high, and competes with Opus xhigh, at cheaper than Sonnet and a fraction of the Opus cost And when you look at time spent, With the exception of Sol-max you get better results in less time for less money. My own experience is that this is true-- it is difficult to call Opus strictly better than Sol, but Sol gets where it's going far more efficiently. It's rather hard to look at opus-- or any of anthropic's models-- and say "economical". | ||||||||
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