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The Model That Ran 200 Trillion Tokens With No Name — MiniMax M3.1 Flash

The anonymous Space Bunny was M3.1 Flash. Flat pricing built for cost per job — and benchmarks that are all the maker's own.

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RTX Spark Laptops: How Far Does Local AI Go?

On sale Oct 16 with up to 128GB of unified memory for local AI. What the $2,599 starting price actually buys.

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ChatGPT Korean Voice Update: What Actually Changed?

GPT-Live-1.1 and Quip are rolling out, with new voice options including Korean. What changed — and what did not.

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Opus 6 Is Coming, Bell Is Coming… So Why Is There No Official Word?

Two rumors have been circling since Oct 15. What the official newsrooms confirm — and what is still just talk.

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Muse Spark Open: an 816B Open Model on Two Mac Studios — Did It Beat China's Open Models?

Meta opened the weights again: an 816B model running on two Mac Studios. Meta's own table and the independent index tell different stories.

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Two Supercars Unveiled on the Same Day — Are They Really From the Same Era?

One brought analog dials and a real key; the other, rocket thrusters. Neither is a car you can buy today.

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GPT-6 Goes Free: What You Get — and What You Don't

The rollout is real, but free users get the light Luna while paid tiers get Sol. Same name, different machine.

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Claude Haiku 5.5: Token Prices Down 90%… But What Does It Actually Cost?

Token prices really did drop to a tenth. But a new tokenizer and a 100K-token cliff recalculate what you actually pay.

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DeepSWE v1.1 chart

Gemini 4 Argon: Cheap, But Don't Underestimate It

Bottom of its class on price, top on Google's benchmarks — and why independent scoreboards tell a different story.

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Argon robot simulation demo

Argon Robotics: The Numbers Behind the 7 Straight Makes

Watch, practice in simulation, then the real robot — and which bragging numbers are exam scores in disguise.

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