Claude Opus

On April 17th, Anthony officially released last night the Claude Opus 4.7 flagship model, priced in line with the previous generation of Opus 4.6: $5 per million input token and $25 per million output, which can be called by developers through claude-opus-4-7. It was described that Opus 4.7 was able to maintain rigour and consistency in complex missions that operated over a long period of time and had the capability to validate the output in advance of the return. Cursor's internal evaluation..

News of 3 April, yesterday, the intelligence spectrum GLM-5.1 went online, did not hold a press conference, did not issue a technical report and was open to all users of the GLM Convention Plan (Lite, Pro, Max). In the officially published programming capability assessment, GLM-51 scored 45.3 points, which is only 2.6 points off 47.9 of Claude Opus 4.6. Compared to the 35.4 of the previous GLM-5, the single inverted generation rose by almost 10 points, to about 281 TP3T. I don't know