Over half of reported crimes in Singapore use sophisticated social engineering.
With @GovTechSG, we’re building on-device fraud detection using our open model Gemma.
By fine-tuning it on local scam tactics, it identifies threats in real time without compromising personal privacy → https://t.co/VdCio2nrHC
Sonnet 5.5 tops the Coding Agent Index at max effort, while xhigh offers an attractive cost-performance trade-off: 63 points versus 68 for less than a quarter of the cost
In Claude Code, @AnthropicAI’s Sonnet 5.5 scores 68 at max versus 63 at xhigh. At $14.19 versus $3.33 per task, choosing xhigh cuts cost by 77% for 5.5 fewer Index points.
Max generates 4.8× as many output tokens and takes 3.4× as many turns. It improves all three benchmark scores, with the largest gain on Terminal-Bench 4.0: 58.1% → 66.2%.
@random_walker The permissions angle is interesting. Two agents running the same model could have completely different risk profiles depending on what they're allowed to touch.