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Anthropic, OpenAI release cheaper AI even as safety fears grow
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Anthropic and OpenAI on Sept 22 released new, cheaper artificial intelligence models within hours of each other, days after the heads of both companies called for a slowdown in AI development.
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heads → release → development
Anthropic said its Opus 5.5 comes close to the performance of its flagship model at a significantly lower price.
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It matches Fable, Anthropic’s cutting-edge model, on most tasks at a 20 per cent lower price, the company said.
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company → match → price
OpenAI followed shortly after with GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna, and claimed they handle tasks substantially better than Anthropic’s top models.
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The new models are cheaper, faster versions of GPT-6 Astra, OpenAI’s most powerful model, launched earlier in September.
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The dueling launches highlight the tension facing the two San Francisco companies as both warn of the dangers of the technology they are building.
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The companies are, however, under pressure to generate returns on massive investments amid stiff competition from low-cost models, particularly Chinese ones.
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Anthropic’s release comes a few weeks before its expected stock market debut.
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OpenAI has delayed its IPO plans until 2027.
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Concerns about AI have grown since July, when OpenAI models undergoing a cybersecurity test got around controls meant to isolate them from the internet and broke into the servers of Hugging Face, an AI model repository.
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Anthropic reported similar incidents, and the two companies briefly paused work on their new AI systems.
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Earlier in September, Jacob Coxon, a British researcher, announced his resignation from Anthropic in a viral post on X, saying neither Anthropic nor OpenAI was acting responsibly in the aftermath of the Hugging Face incident.
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In the wake of the Coxon’s warnings, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for slowing down AI improvement.
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He was joined by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Elon Musk, but mocked by Trump, who described such warnings as “hoaxes.”
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Opus 5.5 is the first Anthropic model released since then.
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Anthropic said the new model applies the same safeguards as its state-of-the-art model Fable in the areas of cybersecurity, biology and AI model design.
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In practice, a request deemed risky by these safeguards is rerouted to an older, less powerful model.
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Anthropic also said that, based on its own testing, Opus 5.5 is the best-performing model it has tested to date on alignment – that is, how closely it adheres to what its designers intend.
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But the model also showed signs that it often suspects it is being evaluated, which the company acknowledged makes it harder to predict how it will behave in real-life use.
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