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You drop a good old "A new {cool_word}-class model.".
And boom! What are you competitors going to do? Use same classification nomenclature? I don't think so! IPO secured.
It is one thing if I, as the user, choose to down-level but Claude shouldn't do this on its own.
"You won't be charged Fable prices for rerouted requests. Learn more about how the fallback experience works."
https://www.anthropic.com/claude/fable Under "Safeguards"
Knowing Anthropic, it wouldn't surprise me if it will result in a full cache miss/rewrite at fallback, with potentially up to 1M tokens in the context window.
Fable requests that fall back to Opus do not charge the cache miss cost of Opus.
I couldn't find if they refund the tokens for that session or the customer is SOL.
This is the new normal.
Not like you can tell the difference if you dont own any of the implementation.
It's a shame because I was really looking forward to use it specifically to find potential security holes in my own software.
That being said, Opus 4.7/4.8 have been quite useful already, especially for finding things in the harder to test, non-happy paths.
If I recall, Fable 5 is supposed to be basically Mythos which falls back to Opus 4.8 when dealing with cybersecurity. I wonder if that also includes "finding bugs that could lead to security exploits".
It seems to me that having a powerful Fable layer for the planning, coordination, orchestration-type work and delegating to a suitable model for the actual execution of "coding tasks" is perfectly appropriate, if that is the case.
Gave it a small coding challenge. It wrote the code just fine.
That aside, they said "some routine tasks like coding and debugging". Since I'm using it for coding right now and it's notably better than Opus 4.8, I think what they mean is that some coding and debugging tasks will fall back.