Anthropic, OpenAI Launch New AI Models Amid Calls for a Slowdown

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, Jakarta - Two companies dominating the artificial intelligence (AI) industry—Anthropic and OpenAI—have announced advanced new AI models (Frontier AI) as their latest innovations, even as their respective leaders have called for a slowdown in AI to Engadget, OpenAI is developing successors to Fable 5.1 and GPT-6 Astra. As quoted by ANTARA, these new models offer similar performance at a lower , Anthropic introduced the Opus 5.5 model as its most advanced AI model yet, claiming that it outperforms other models at handling complex tasks—such as "identifying and fixing inefficiencies in software"—as well as financial analysis and business offers are all specifically targeted at Anthropic's corporate customers. Anthropic's benchmarks claimed that Opus 5.5 also outperforms OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra in agentic coding tasks on Terminal-Bench 4.0 and FrontierCode v1.1 (Main). This is believed to offer a more compelling proposition for improvements extend beyond the tasks the model can handle to how it operates. Anthropic claimed Opus 5.5 produces easier-to-understand writing and "attempts to bypass constraints about 85 percent less often" than the previous model. This suggests that it will violate directives less , the company claimed the cost per token is lower, at US$4 (Rp71,000) for input tokens and US$20 (Rp350,000) for output tokens. That cost is more affordable than the token pricing for the Opus 5 model: US$5 (Rp89,000) for input tokens and US$25 (Rp445,000) for output ’s latest models are GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna. Both models focus on efficiency. These new models use training methods similar to those used for GPT-6 Astra. They offer improvements in various areas, including professional work, programming, and computer , the price offered to try out this new model is up to 50 percent lower than the promotional price for GPT-5.6. Specifically, GPT-6 Sol input tokens cost US$2 (Rp35,000), while output tokens cost US$10 (Rp178,000). Meanwhile, GPT-6 Luna input tokens cost US$0.10 (Rp1,700), while output tokens cost US$0.50 (Rp8,900).In terms of improvements, OpenAI claimed that both new GPT-6 models are better at getting facts right, with Sol making about half as many errors as its predecessor. For coding, the company said GPT-6 Sol can match Fable 5.1 performance at a lower new models also communicate more clearly, and thanks to improvements in prompt caching, OpenAI says they can reuse more context and respond faster. OpenAI said the GPT-6 model is more aligned than previous versions, based on the company's internal example, it is less likely to lie about the results of its coding work and more likely to reject attempts to bypass security measures if they receive unsafe : Growth 'Resilient' Despite Middle East War, OECD SaysClick here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News

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