margalabargala
Joined 6 years ago
Joined 6 years ago
They are simply less profitable than API pricing. They are on par with what sellers of open model tokens sell for.
Smoking rates lend some doubt here.
While rates in the US may be rising, they are still below countries like Japan, Italy, France, and the UK.
Waiting is the way to solve this. And despite the outcome being the same, making me feel like I'm being forced to choose to wait is a worse consumer experience.
If you judge things based on whether they have had a net positive effect on the world, you'll find that both yourself and USAID are in the same category.
Whether they train the biggest model first or not is not relevant; what matters is what they release. Right now we've got 6.1 Sol and 6.0 Astra. Over at Anthropic they've got Opus 5.5 and Fable 5.1. The existence of a hypothetical Fable 5.5 that I'm not allowed to use doesn't help me.
You're right! The relative sizing of models is dead simple. This doesn't help when there are improvements between release numbers, and models are released one at a time instead of as a family.
When Sol 6.4 comes out and the latest Astra is still 6.1, which do you use?
There's a huge amount of unnecessary extraneous details in the headline that distract from "this is a Cloudflare bug".
Are you trying to say "the Anthropic API surely cannot be highly marked up! Therefore subscriptions surely are selling at a loss!"? If not, I'm not sure how your comment is particularly relevant to the discussion?