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Reasoning Price War 2: Mistral Magistral + o3's 80% price cut + o3-pro
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OpenAI announced an 80% price cut for its o3 model, making it competitively priced with GPT-4.1 and rivaling Anthropic's Claude 4 Sonnet and Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro. Alongside, o3-pro was released as a more powerful and reliable variant, though early benchmarks showed mixed performance relative to cost. Mistral AI launched its Magistral reasoning models, including an open-source 24B parameter version optimized for efficient deployment on consumer GPUs. The price reduction and new model releases signal intensified competition in reasoning-focused large language models, with notable improvements in token efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
SOTA Video Gen: Veo 2 and Kling 2 are GA for developers
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Google's Veo 2 video generation model is now available in the Gemini API with a cost of 35 cents per second of generated video, marking a significant step in accessible video generation. Meanwhile, China's Kling 2 model launched with pricing around $2 for a 10-second clip and a minimum subscription of $700 per month for 3 months, generating excitement despite some skill challenges. OpenAI announced the GPT-4.1 family release, including GPT-4.1, GPT-4.1 mini, and GPT-4.1 nano, highlighting improvements in coding, instruction following, and a 1 million token context window. The GPT-4.1 models are 26% cheaper than GPT-4o and will replace the GPT-4.5 Preview API version by July 14. Performance benchmarks show GPT-4.1 achieving 54-55% on SWE-bench verified and a 60% improvement over GPT-4o in some internal tests, though some critiques note it underperforms compared to other models like OpenRouter and DeepSeekV3 in coding tasks. The release is API-only, with a prompting guide provided for developers.
>$41B raised today (OpenAI @ 300b, Cursor @ 9.5b, Etched @ 1.5b)
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OpenAI is preparing to release a highly capable open language model, their first since GPT-2, with a focus on reasoning and community feedback, as shared by @kevinweil and @sama. DeepSeek V3 0324 has achieved the #5 spot on the Arena leaderboard, becoming the top open model with an MIT license and cost advantages. Gemini 2.5 Pro is noted for outperforming models like Claude 3.7 Sonnet in coding tasks, with upcoming pricing and improvements expected soon. New startups like Sophont are building open multimodal foundation models for healthcare. Significant fundraises include Cursor closing $625M at a $9.6B valuation and Etched raising $85M at $1.5B. Innovations in AI infrastructure include SkyPilot's cost-efficient cloud provisioning and the launch of AgentEvals, an open-source package for evaluating AI agents. Discussions on smartphone privacy highlight iPhone's stronger user defense compared to Android.
not much happened today
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GPT-4.5 sparked mixed reactions on Twitter, with @karpathy noting users preferred GPT-4 in a poll despite his personal favor for GPT-4.5's creativity and humor. Critics like @abacaj highlighted GPT-4.5's slowness and questioned its practical value and pricing compared to other models. Performance-wise, GPT-4.5 ranks above GPT-4o but below o1 and Claude 3.5 Sonnet, with Claude 3.7 outperforming it on many tasks yet GPT-4.5 praised for its humor and "vibes." Speculation about GPT-4.5's size suggests around 5 trillion parameters. Discussions also touched on pricing disparities, with Perplexity Deep Research at $20/month versus ChatGPT at $200/month. The emotional intelligence and humor of models like Claude 3.7 were also noted.
Stripe lets Agents spend money with StripeAgentToolkit
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Stripe has pioneered an AI SDK specifically designed for agents that handle payments, integrating with models like gpt-4o to enable financial transactions and token-based charging. The AI developer tooling trend emphasizes better "AI-Computer Interfaces" for improved agent reliability, with tools like E2B and the
llms.txt
documentation trend gaining traction, notably adopted by Anthropic. In AI model news, Gemini-Exp-1114 topped the Vision Leaderboard and improved in Math Arena, while discussions continue around model overfitting and the limits of scaling laws for AGI. OpenAI released a ChatGPT desktop app for macOS with integrations for VS Code, Xcode, and Terminal, enhancing developer workflows and pair programming. Anthropic introduced a prompt improver using chain-of-thought reasoning, and Meta AI shared top research from EMNLP2024 on image captioning, dialogue systems, and memory-efficient fine-tuning. Highlights from ICLR 2025 include diffusion-based illumination harmonization, open mixture-of-experts language models, and hyperbolic vision-language models. A new adaptive decoding method optimizes creativity and factuality per token. Tools like LlamaParse and RAGformation were also introduced for document parsing and retrieval-augmented generation.