According to Bijie.com, Artificial Analysis's new AI evaluation shows that Claude Fable 5, which has been shut down by the US government, achieved the highest score of 60 points. Claude Opus 4.8, currently the most expensive available model, scored 56 points, surpassing GPT-5.5's 55 points. Domestic models also performed remarkably well, with the open-source DeepSeek V4 Pro and Minimax M3 both scoring 44 points, followed closely by Kimi K2.6 with 43 points. The cost difference between the models is enormous: using Claude Opus 4.8 costs $1.78 (approximately 13 RMB), while running the domestic open-source DeepSeek V4 Pro costs only $0.04 (approximately 0.3 RMB), meaning Claude's cost is 44 times that of DeepSeek. The waiting time to complete a task also varies drastically, with the fastest XAI Grok 4.3 taking only 1.5 minutes, while the slowest Claude Sonnet 4.6 takes 13.5 minutes.

According to CoinWorld, Enr, an analyst at Julius Baer and an early issuer of Chinello, stated that the momentum of AI adoption in the US indicates that Anthropic has surpassed OpenAI, which is considering lowering its pricing to address this trend, drive usage, and regain market share. The key difference lies in the customer base: approximately 85% of Anthropic's revenue comes from enterprises, while the majority of OpenAI's revenue comes from ChatGPT consumer subscriptions, with the vast majority of users using the free version. Anthropic's advantage among enterprise users provides a clearer path to profitability, while OpenAI's profitability remains questionable. Recent trends indicate a general upward adjustment in token pricing across the industry, suggesting that AI labs may still possess some pricing power without significantly sacrificing profitability.

According to CoinWorld, consumer Karl Kahn filed a class-action lawsuit against AI startup Anthropic in the Northern District of California federal court on June 15, accusing the company of misleading consumers by claiming that the actual usage of its premium subscription services, Max 5x and Max 20x, was far lower than advertised. Anthropic's Claude Pro costs $17 to $20 per month, while Max 5x and Max 20x cost $100 and $200 respectively, with advertised usage caps of 5 times and 20 times the Pro plan. However, the lawsuit states that Anthropic revealed in a July 2025 email that the actual weekly usage expectations were significantly different from the advertised multiples. Kahn upgraded to a Max 20x subscription in April, primarily for intensive coding, but frequently triggered weekly usage limits, forcing him to either suspend work or pay extra for additional usage. The lawsuit demands a refund of the premium subscription fees and compensation for affected users.

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