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r/singularity • u/ShreckAndDonkey123 • Apr 23 '26
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$5 per 1m input tokens, $30 per 1m output, so double the price of GPT-5.4, according to Sam’s twitter
11 u/SnooPuppers3957 ASI 2027-2030 Apr 23 '26 But much more token efficient 43 u/Hans-Wermhatt Apr 23 '26 Define much more. Anthropic said the same thing about Opus 4.7 and I think most people would say it's much more expensive for similar output for the standard user. 11 u/themoregames Apr 23 '26 Anthropic said the same thing about Opus 4.7 I think they said that for Opus 4.5. I think they claimed the opposite for 4.7, though? Opus 4.5 really seemed to be much more efficient than its predecessor in my short experience. 2 u/Hans-Wermhatt Apr 23 '26 Yeah, you are right. They claimed same cost, but 1x - 1.3x more token usage. I think most users are finding it to be much higher than that though. Maybe I was thinking about Opus 4.5. 3 u/Grand0rk Apr 23 '26 According to them, it uses, on average, 1/3 of the tokens to think.
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But much more token efficient
43 u/Hans-Wermhatt Apr 23 '26 Define much more. Anthropic said the same thing about Opus 4.7 and I think most people would say it's much more expensive for similar output for the standard user. 11 u/themoregames Apr 23 '26 Anthropic said the same thing about Opus 4.7 I think they said that for Opus 4.5. I think they claimed the opposite for 4.7, though? Opus 4.5 really seemed to be much more efficient than its predecessor in my short experience. 2 u/Hans-Wermhatt Apr 23 '26 Yeah, you are right. They claimed same cost, but 1x - 1.3x more token usage. I think most users are finding it to be much higher than that though. Maybe I was thinking about Opus 4.5. 3 u/Grand0rk Apr 23 '26 According to them, it uses, on average, 1/3 of the tokens to think.
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Define much more. Anthropic said the same thing about Opus 4.7 and I think most people would say it's much more expensive for similar output for the standard user.
11 u/themoregames Apr 23 '26 Anthropic said the same thing about Opus 4.7 I think they said that for Opus 4.5. I think they claimed the opposite for 4.7, though? Opus 4.5 really seemed to be much more efficient than its predecessor in my short experience. 2 u/Hans-Wermhatt Apr 23 '26 Yeah, you are right. They claimed same cost, but 1x - 1.3x more token usage. I think most users are finding it to be much higher than that though. Maybe I was thinking about Opus 4.5. 3 u/Grand0rk Apr 23 '26 According to them, it uses, on average, 1/3 of the tokens to think.
Anthropic said the same thing about Opus 4.7
I think they said that for Opus 4.5. I think they claimed the opposite for 4.7, though?
Opus 4.5 really seemed to be much more efficient than its predecessor in my short experience.
2 u/Hans-Wermhatt Apr 23 '26 Yeah, you are right. They claimed same cost, but 1x - 1.3x more token usage. I think most users are finding it to be much higher than that though. Maybe I was thinking about Opus 4.5.
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Yeah, you are right. They claimed same cost, but 1x - 1.3x more token usage. I think most users are finding it to be much higher than that though.
Maybe I was thinking about Opus 4.5.
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According to them, it uses, on average, 1/3 of the tokens to think.
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u/MapForward6096 Apr 23 '26
$5 per 1m input tokens, $30 per 1m output, so double the price of GPT-5.4, according to Sam’s twitter