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SpaceXAI officially announces Grok 4.5 availability with all limits reset for free access. Available in the SpaceXAI console, Grok Build, and Cursor. EU availability expected later in July.
Rohan Paul shares a clip from Sam Altman's CNBC interview where he discusses GPT-5.6 Sol's 54% efficiency improvement on agentic coding tasks and the surge in AI spending as a major industry topic.
Tibo (@thsottiaux) shares official OpenAI updates: GPT-5.6 Sol gets ~10% more usage via inference optimizations, context size reverted to 272k to fix overcharging, reasoning effort experiments rolled back, and the 5h limit remains temporarily lifted.
Long time Claude user, first time post-er. Anthropic has taken a lot of heat lately, really since they botched Opus 4.6-4.8, put out a Sonnet that eats for tokens than Opus 4.8 and were government restricted with the initial Fable release, but I have stuck with them because I hate Sam Altman ever more, don’t trust OpenAI with some of my physics ...
After two days of heavy coding, switching between the new models, and reading other users’ early experiences on Reddit, this is my current summary. My goal was to understand how to use the strongest model when it actually matters, without burning through my Codex limits on normal tasks. This is my current setup: |**Task**|**Model**| |:-|:-| |...
I’m a ChatGPT Plus subscriber, and I was genuinely excited when GPT-5.6 launched today. Then I made the horrible mistake of actually using it. I gave Sol Ultra exactly two real tasks: Analyze and merge around 10 PDFs into one comprehensive document. The final output was roughly 700 pages. That single task completely drained my usage limit...
Yesterday's ClaudeDevs thread published first-party numbers for two multi-model patterns (docs): - **Fable 5 as orchestrator, Sonnet 5 as workers:** 96% of all-Fable performance at 46% of the cost (BrowseComp: 86.8% vs 90.8% accuracy, $18.53 vs $40.56 per problem) - **Sonnet 5 as executor, consulting a Fable 5 advisor:** ~92% at ~63% (SWE-bench...
While tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini get most of the attention, there are plenty of lesser known AI tools that are quietly making a real difference. Whether it's helping with coding, research, design, automation, writing, or productivity, there's always that one tool people don't hear about enough. Which underrated AI tool has become a...
OpenAI just released their newest model, GPT-5.6, but here is the thing. They only released it to companies that the US government approved. The White House is literally going through customer by customer and deciding who gets access for the first 2 weeks before everyone else can use it. Sam Altman himself told his staff this is "not our prefer...
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Discussion on r/AIDiscussion about: Which AI tool are you using the most on a daily basis?
Discussion on r/codex about: New Mythos benchmark just dropped
