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Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1
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#172Sadly still not available for Pro subscription. At least they reset everyone's limits.
That feels bad, my weekly limit was going to reset today. (I wonder if mostly everyone's reset day is today as well...)
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#173$50/M output is wild as hell - I haven't been using anthropics models for months now but who is paying for these tokens??? How can you justify spending that much money?
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#174(I work at Anthropic) Beyond all the benchmarks, I think Fable 5.1 is a big improvement in writing style. It sounds a lot less stereotypically like other Claude models, has (imho) a much more natural style, and responds to my style instructions more reliably. More work to be done (and we will!) but reading better prose makes me so much happier. Another point I expect not to get much attention until it all happens at…
I have a pet theory that the Opus prose style/smell we all have grown weary of is due at least in part to the models writing more for themselves and each other than for humans. They're packing lots of signal into fewer words and they don't care if it sounds cringe because it works better as glue in long-running tasks. I'm also thinking of the 2017 novel "Void Star" where AIs who operate everything have long since lef…
>ceased bothering with human languages,
Our current AIs would do this now except there is a lot of human pushback in training because of interpretability. Otherwise it's just an emergent behavior that models will encode shorter token strings to complex concepts because it saves tokens/compute when running making the system more efficient (supertokens).
Of course these supertokens or other forms of language compression when you have a different model making sure the system is aligned and reads "red_ball bounce calcium" not realizing it means "grind the humans bones to dust" can be problematic.
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#175Earlier quoted context omitted.
As a fervent Claude Code user who made the switch to GPT 5.6 Sol over Opus 5 over hard-to-read prose this makes me happy. I love your product but the current models are very hard to work with if you need to do a lot of context switching. Brevity is key.
Also a codex user but for me brevity is not it's strong suit. I basically have to give it bigger tasks than I am used to to warrant the time it takes to complete. I feel whatever context the tooling adds can also be problematic
> bigger tasks than I am used to
Do they still get split into commits in sensible ways, for you?
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#176Earlier quoted context omitted.
This post and comment makes me believe "science" is the new "code" for Anthropic now that the code advantage is mostly gone and lost for OpenAI, ie. they got much better and Claude become significantly worse over these months.
IMO, Codex is worse than Claude with Fable. At least at Rust. That said, the open source models are not bad and I'm looking forward to more tools and products built on top of them. Code review, security review, etc. Anthropic needs to change how it treats users though. I'm increasingly put off by Dario, the rug pulling, the lies, and the attempts to regulate open weights. I'm going to bail if this doesn't change. The…
> IMO, Codex is worse than Claude with Fable.
Fable easily trips its safe guards. You can be 95% complete with the plan for it to trip and then lose it all. Anything is better than nothing.
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#177Yeah but haiku 5 when?
GPT 5.6 Luna is very good
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#178> For example, in testing by the investment firm Millennium, Fable 5.1 found the cause of a rare crash on their internal systems that none of their engineers (or any other model) had been able to explain after several years of trying. Say what you will about LLM-generated code, but stories like this give me hope that software will never be as buggy as it once was.
Software will be buggier than ever but also way less buggy.
It's going to be 50% less buggy, but we're going to write 10x as much code too.
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#179“ Claude Fable 5.1's writing is generally a step up from earlier Claude models, with fewer stock phrases and less unexplained jargon. In some cases, though, its prose is denser than Claude Fable 5's: sentences run longer and there are fewer paragraph breaks.” I cancelled my pro max Claude subscription last week; codex is much more succinct. I am curious if this is getting better. I don’t think Anthropic realizes that…
Amen. I would trade some stupidity (say ten points on any benchmark) in exchange for a version of Opus or a similar model that actually gave me direct, concise answers.
You should try setting claude code to opus 4.6. With the style instructions I set in my user CLAUDE.md it does exactly that. It's like night and day: Opus 5 gave me a page and a half of word-vomit, yet the exact same task and prompt with 4.6 and I got maybe 100-150 words total, entirely readable.
Re: Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1
#180(I work at Anthropic) Beyond all the benchmarks, I think Fable 5.1 is a big improvement in writing style. It sounds a lot less stereotypically like other Claude models, has (imho) a much more natural style, and responds to my style instructions more reliably. More work to be done (and we will!) but reading better prose makes me so much happier. Another point I expect not to get much attention until it all happens at…
Well your CEO went on X saying you will cure cancer, and since it's always a 6 month rolling window with him I can only assume humanity will be cancer free before next summer, amazing!