Show notes
In this episode, we discuss OpenAI's GPT-6.1 Terra launch, what the first independent tests from Artificial Analysis reveal about its price and performance, and why its low-cost API pricing could make AI agents that operate desktop software much cheaper to run. We break down how GPT-6.1 Terra compares with OpenAI's Sol and Astra models on reasoning and coding, and which of OpenAI's claims still await hands-on testing from developers. Next, we look at the FTC seeking testimony from Anthropic executives in its AI safety investigation, a step beyond document requests that puts Anthropic's public safety promises under closer scrutiny. Finally, we examine Anthropic's public S-1 IPO filing, which reveals $265.6 billion in guaranteed compute and data center commitments and shows how Anthropic's revenue growth compares with its rising infrastructure costs.
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