> Claude Opus 5.5 is amongst the leading models in intelligence, but somewhat expensive when comparing to other models of similar price.
What does it mean for a group of similarly priced things to have one that's somewhat more expensive? Cost relative to cost means nothing. You'd think they are would talk about performance relative to cost.
> Claude Opus 5.5 is amongst the leading models in intelligence, but somewhat expensive when comparing to other models of similar price.
What does it mean for a group of similarly priced things to have one that's somewhat more expensive? Cost relative to cost means nothing. You'd think they are would talk about performance relative to cost.