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Il 22 settembre ora locale, OpenAI ha lanciato GPT-6 Sol e Luna, con prezzi API inferiori del 50% rispetto ai precedenti tassi promozionali. Anthropic ha lanciato Claude Opus 5.5, affermando che i carichi di lavoro tipici costano ~40% in meno rispetto a Opus 5. La concorrenza si sta spostando verso costi di inferenza ed efficienza, riducendo le barriere agli agenti di scala. BlackRock sta esaminando i pagamenti stablecoin degli agenti per dati, servizi e calcolo, oltre ai diritti di calcolo tokenizzati. Prezzi più bassi potrebbero aumentare l'utilizzo e sostenere la domanda di chip, storage, cloud e data center.
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Anthropic has no image or video model, yet Opus 5.5 just made me this 30 second animated film using nothing but 2,800 lines of code
(yes, this is 100% Claude Code with no other AI tools, connectors, or reference images)
i gave it one prompt: 4 seasons passing outside a train window, a cozy carriage, a cup of coffee on the table, Grand Budapest Hotel style
and it literally came back with the finished .mp4 file ready in the chat
so i asked it... how did you achieve this result when you have no image model??
here's what Claude actually does behind the scenes:
1. sets up free drawing software on your computer, the kind that turns written instructions into pixels
2. writes ~2,800 lines of code describing every object as shapes with exact coordinates: a tree is a brown trunk plus ~6 overlapping green circles, the coffee cup is a few ovals and curves
3. layers the scenery at different speeds, so telegraph poles whip past 140x faster than the mountains (which is what gives it depth)
4. renders a still of each season, looks at them, then fixes what looks off
5. animates it like a flipbook: it calculates where every object should be at each moment, then redraws the whole scene 900 times
6. builds the soundtrack the same way, as equations. a plucked string is a stack of sound waves that fade out. each rail click lands on the exact frame where the coffee ripples
7. stitches it all into the final video
it even invented its own season transitions: a passing train sweeps spring into summer, tunnel turns autumn into winter, etc
the creativity and attention to detail is getting pretty ridiculous
The next AI race may be less about headline capability than the unit economics of putting models to work. Cheaper inference lowers the hurdle for agent deployment, but it could also broaden demand for the infrastructure behind it: compute, storage, and reliable data access.
The margin debate is moving downstream.
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