Over a day of no Tibo and no Andrew.
My theory: OpenAI has been stuck in one meeting since yesterday. They printed all 13K replies, took Tibo's phone, and nobody leaves the room until they find one that doesn't say model.
Andrew is in there too. Still explaining why he posted Wallet.
GPT-6.2 next week.
GPT-6.2 isn't even out and Sam's already talking GPT-7.
Does Tibo know about 7?
Did they give him his phone back yet π€£
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The biggest risk to GPT-6 and Opus 5.5 might not be another frontier model.
It's a company fine-tuning Qwen on its own work, testing it on its own tasks, and moving jobs off the API one at a time.
Paying for the flagship while quietly building the exit ramp π
Our fine-tuned Qwen models now match GPT-6 and Opus 5.5.
And we didn't take a lab's word for it. We tested them on our own private benchmark, built from real work in my company that no model has ever seen.
Serious AI-native companies keep a private benchmark library.
Now, whenever a local model passes, GPT-6 loses that job π
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Gemini 4 Hydrogen: $5.86 a task.
Gemini 4 Carbon: $9.22 a task.
The gap between them on CursorBench 4.0 is 2.6 points.
Google is competing with itself and I'm here for the discount π€£
Claude Opus 5.5 vs Gemini 4 Krypton, one flamingo, one barbell, two very different ways to fail.
Watch the neck.
Both birds get launched. Only one of them comes back down.
Opus drops its flamingo back behind the plates, upside down and seeing stars.
Krypton's just turns into a cloud of feathers.
Krypton's bird didn't fail. It ascended π
How does Gemini 4 Hydrogen animate a whole short in one shot? It doesn't work alone.
In Antigravity the job runs as a swarm of agents, each with one role: a coordinator, a director, a painter, an animator, one for audio and UI, and a verifier.
This video is the replay of that run. Every box is an agent. Every line connects two of them, and the numbers keep climbing as they work.
Watch who talks to who.
216 steps on the board by the end.
My last job needed 6 weeks to approve a config change. This crew shipped a short film in under two hours π€£
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A 1 hour 47 minute agent run that only costs 32% of a 5-hour limit?
That's Gemini 4 Hydrogen in Antigravity, on the highest thinking setting, on a Pro plan.
What came out is this robin short, animated entirely in code, in one shot.
Google is being this generous and I don't trust it π
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Anthropic goes public next week.
And tonight a harbor scene shows up, apparently from GPT-6.2 Astra early access. Every boat, every crane, even the water, built from scratch.
OpenAI hasn't even announced this model.
Funny how that timing works out. My Claude tab is sweating π
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Fable 5.2 made my intro video while I sat there watching.
I pasted in a script. It opened Google Flow by itself and started prompting.
The first prompt got flagged. It rewrote the prompt and went again without asking me.
Then one Nano Banana 2.1 image, three Omni 1.2 Flash clips, and ffmpeg to stitch them.
I wanted music, so it wrote a little script and synthesized a backing track.
72 Flow credits. My part was about two sentences π
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One sentence. Zero dollars. A full AI avatar video.
Claude Fable 5.2 wrote the script, did the edit, the 3D and the music. Veo 3.1 Lite handled the video and voice, running on Google Flow's free daily credits.
Paid avatar apps are going to have a very awkward 2027 π
Anthropic's IPO has one big rule: no investors from China or Hong Kong
Dario spent a year at Baidu. Makes you wonder what he went through in thereπ
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Hydrogen, Krypton, now Helix
I genuinely can't keep up with Google this month and it's not even December π
Still a leak for now, but if Helix lands at that price, Flash-Lite users are about to eat well
Anthropic made $17B last quarter and Dario still says they need to go public for more compute
That's how expensive this race has gottenπ±π±
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73,000 signatures and counting. Elon, Tim Sweeney, Garry Tan, over 4,000 Nvidia employees
And now meπ₯Ί
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Google went from Hydrogen to Krypton in a week, and people are already putting it next to Opus 5.5.
OpenAI, your move. Tibo, time to leave the basement and touch some sunlight π
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Genuine question
What do you do with a Codex cartridge on a retro handheld?
Build games on it? Run agents? Or is this just the most expensive Tetris machine of 2026π€π€
AI already finishes 40% of real freelance projects on its own.
It hits 98% as soon as 2027.
Crazy to think the online gig paying your rent might not exist in two years π
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OpenAI: new model. good morning. stay tuned. thursday feels special.
Anthropic: here's the model π
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