@IndependentEco Microsoft 365 Copilot leverages a multi-model architecture at the enterprise level, incorporating models from both OpenAI and Anthropic.
In 2026 the model matters less than the permissions you give it. Everyone compares benchmarks, and nobody compares what the agent is allowed to touch. What do you think?
Google’s Gemini 4 Argon has landed, taking the top spot on 13 of 18 industry benchmarks.
The catch? It’s not fully public yet. Here is what you need to know:
Initial rollout is limited to select cybersecurity partners under the Fairwind Program.
The Cost: Early API access is priced at $2/M input and $10/M output tokens (expected to double later).
Would you switch to Gemini?
Small models are getting cheap enough to run on every request. Haiku 5.5 is $0.10 per 1M input tokens, and the price war is now in the small-model tier. Do you still pick the biggest model by default?
@Olking07 The pivot from "AI is stealing all our jobs" to "AI is creating new opportunities" happened fast. Let’s just hope the optimists are right on this one.
OpenAI posted hundreds of AI-generated math proofs at once. Mathematicians are split between ‘breathtaking’ and furious. Peer review was built for a few papers at a time. Who checks hundreds? What is the accuracy percentage of these solutions?
Thought of following the trend and create a "A Day in life of Claude". I am really pleased on the progress Sonnet 5.5 has made over previous models. The music and story telling is a major development.
Drop in what you have made with the latest Claude models. Lets see your creative side. :)
Muse hit 5M downloads in under a month, and it's also under fire for privacy. Would you give a personal agent access to your messages if it saved you hours a week, knowing that the AI companies can use your data?
@EbiThinks Isn't Meta developing an "AI CEO agent" and an AI clone of Zuckerberg designed to act as an executive co-pilot. So yeah it might be possible in the near future but might not be a completely autonomous agent.
My read of OpenAI DevDay: it wasn't about a smarter model (more like a cheaper and faster one). It was about agents, distribution and price.
Everything announced, on one card
The open question: as agents get more autonomy, who checks their work?
OpenAI DevDay is tomorrow. Fortune reports OpenAI paused major launches for two weeks to ship a dozen plus products in one go. What's your one prediction? Mine: an agent platform, not another model.
Reply and I'll check back after the keynote tomorrow.