
Independent benchmark puts GPT-6.1 Sol near Astra at lower task cost
Artificial Analysis says the updated model improved across its intelligence and coding indexes while retaining the previous Sol model's headline token prices.
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Artificial Analysis says the updated model improved across its intelligence and coding indexes while retaining the previous Sol model's headline token prices.
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The Emergence Capital-led round will finance additional data-centre capacity and software for training and serving artificial-intelligence workloads.
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Artificial Analysis has moved its Intelligence Index to v4.2, adding tougher evaluations, more held-out test sets and new benchmarks aimed at measuring real-world agentic work.
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Artificial Analysis rated the reasoning model above comparable peers on its intelligence index, while recording relatively heavy token use and midrange pricing.
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Two configurations of Anthropic’s model share a score of 63 on version 4.1.1 of the composite benchmark, which compares 177 systems across multiple evaluations.
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The benchmark service scored Z.ai’s model at 51 while noting higher token use than several peers and a roughly $0.46 average task cost.
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Magnifica Humanitas addresses artificial intelligence through Catholic social teaching, calling for vigilance, accountability and protection of human freedom.
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The agreement targets research, investment and business ties in life sciences, advanced manufacturing, robotics and artificial intelligence.
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South Korea's exports reached a record in 2025, powered by soaring semiconductor sales tied to artificial intelligence demand.
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Cambridge Dictionary has chosen “parasocial” to sum up a year shaped by one-sided celebrity fascination and growing attention to relationships with artificial intelligence.
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29, 2025. Germany's biggest airline group says it will reduce administrative staff by 2030, arguing that artificial intelligence, digitalization and tighter central control can lift efficiency and profitability.
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