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Comment on GPT-6 Astra in code review: Gains, privacy, and cost

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Both OAI and Anthropic seem to have released a model that is slightly better but cost ~2x the previous iteration. Interesting play

Generally speaking 'the Fable/Astra built GTA 6' videos are a new phenomenon, so it's clear these models have new capabilities and people will need new ways of interacting with them if they want to leverage these imo.

Astra and Sol are the same price when you factor in token efficiency

I don't know, in the Codex app, it burns the limit much faster.

Bullshit.

Not bullshit

Most certainly is.

That likely won’t change if other competitors don’t take the lead at some point. If companies are willing to pay top dollar for the best models AND they get to extract as much money from Chinese labs distilling Astra/Fable it makes no sense to lower prices. Obviously not great for everyday users who don’t have unlimited money.

If companies are willing to pay top dollar for the best models

But they are not willing to pay. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49566137

The referenced NYT article says Open Source LLM's market share increased to 58% from yesteryear's 10%.

(58% on OpenRouter)

I believe both things can be true. OAI/Anthropic selling more tokens than ever, and downloadable weight models increasing in market share.

I doubt OpenAI would copy Fables pricing if it wasn’t financially beneficial. They can only burn through VC funding for so long.

I don’t think we have data showing that fable is used significantly

That should be expected based on the scaling laws that we expect; larger models are more intelligent and cost more. Now it's very unfortunately that they don't publish the size of their models.

Roughly how we price (high skilled) human labor.

Interesting comment because it is true that Astra is costlier for the same intelligence tasks as Sol.

But this is not the same for Fable at all.

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