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Gemini 4 Hydrogen Is Google’s Fast Model for Everyone, and It Is Cheaper Than Carbon
Google launched Gemini 4 Hydrogen on November 12 for everyone, in the Gemini app, Search, AI Studio and the API, at $1.50 per million input tokens and $7.50 output, flat across its 1 million token window. That undercuts Carbon by a quarter and Fable 5.2 by far more.
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Claude Just Walked Into Your Meeting and Started Doing the Work
Anthropic launched Claude Meetings, Whiteboards and Sheets on November 10. Claude now joins Google Meet calls as a visible participant and starts drafting the work while people are still talking. Here is what launched, who gets it, and what Anthropic did not say.
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Gemini 4 Carbon Is Now Available to Everyone, at a Quarter of Claude’s Price
Gemini 4 Carbon left the Fairwind Program and opened to every paying developer, enterprise and Ultra subscriber on November 10, at 2 dollars per million input tokens and 10 dollars output, a quarter of what Claude Fable 5.2 costs. Here is what Google claims, labeled as claims.
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Claude Fable 5.2 Is Out: Faster, Cheaper, and Anthropic Says It Solved Two Black Hole Problems
Anthropic launched Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2 on November 9. Outputs run up to 30 percent faster than 5.1, the price dropped to $8 per million input tokens, Fable is open to everyone today, and Mythos stays locked behind verification. The benchmark claims are wild. The price cut is the part that actually…
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Nvidia’s Board Is Investigating Jensen Huang. Here Is What We Actually Know
On Sunday, Nvidia’s board opened an independent investigation into whether its own CEO was the target of a foreign intelligence effort, and Jensen Huang admitted to employees that he had been unfaithful to his wife. A Singapore cloud company, $4.8 billion in AI chips and an alleged Chinese intelligence asset sit in the middle of…
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GPT-6.2 Astra and Claude Mythos 5.5 Just Leaked on the Same Weekend. Here Is What Is Actually Proven
On November 1, the two AI labs I write about most managed to leak their next flagship model names on the exact same weekend. OpenAI on one side, Anthropic on the other, and neither company has confirmed a single word of it. So let me plant the flag right at the top: everything below is…
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I Am Putting an AI Inside My Own PC (No Subscription, No Cloud)
Every AI article on this site, including the one where I compared the three big $20 subscriptions, has the same little secret hiding in it: the AI lives in somebody else’s building. You rent it by the month, it can change its prices, its limits, or its personality whenever the company feels like it, and…
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The AI Tools I Would Actually Pay For as a Small Creator
Every week some new AI tool promises to run my entire YouTube channel while I sleep. Generate the script, clone the voice, edit the video, design the thumbnail, post it, reply to the comments, and presumably also feel the shame when it flops. Look at enough of these tools and an honest conclusion forms: most…
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AI Upscaling Explained: DLSS vs FSR vs PSSR, Without the Marketing
Open the graphics settings of almost any big game released in the last three years and you will find the same guest hiding in the menu: an AI upscaler. DLSS, FSR, PSSR, maybe XeSS if the menu is feeling fancy. The marketing version of this story is simple. Turn it on, get free performance, thank…
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ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini: Which $20 AI Is Actually Worth It?
Every AI company on Earth has decided that the correct price for a smart robot is twenty dollars a month. OpenAI wants $20. Anthropic wants $20. Google wants $19.99, because Google enjoys being technically different. Same money, three very different products, and the pricing pages are all written like the features explain themselves. They don’t.…