Google shipped two Live models on 15 September 2026 at the old audio price. The Extended Thinking one reasons while it talks, and it errors on any synchronous function. Here...
Read moreDetailsNo launch post and no price list, but 1.5 TB of MIT weights on the 744B GLM-5.2 base, a 16-row benchmark table and a text-only API. We read all of...
Read moreDetailsOpenAI's Agents API puts the Codex harness behind one API call, with no fee of its own. The bill is tokens, tools and sandbox minutes, and the fine print is...
Read moreDetailsSakana AI released two orchestrators on 11 September 2026. Fugu Max routes over open and specialist models at $2 and $6 per million tokens. Fugu Ultra v2 keeps the $5...
Read moreDetailsDeepSeek shipped V4.1-Flash on 10 September with a new encoder-decoder design, native vision and MIT weights, and said V4 Pro traffic would be routed into it from 14 September. The...
Read moreDetailsCognition shipped SWE-2 on 10 September 2026, a Kimi K3 post-trained with RL. It sits one point under Fable 5.1 on Cognition's own benchmark and at less than half of...
Read moreDetailsOpenAI published its research acceleration numbers on 6 September. The ratio is real, the crossover happened in June 2026, and the post itself explains why 3.1 is not a productivity...
Read moreDetailsWe went looking for the benchmark table and ended up parked on the pricing page instead. OpenAI started rolling GPT-6 Astra out on 3 September 2026, the model id is...
Read moreDetailsSomebody on your compliance team killed the Fable 5 pilot back in June, and the reason fit on one line: thirty days of your prompts parked on a vendor's servers....
Read moreDetailsWe opened the Gemini pricing page expecting a new row with a new date. The row is new. The date is not. Google shipped Gemini 3.8 Flash on 2 September...
Read moreDetailsStéphane Cardon, network cybersecurity engineer. Architecture, LAN and WLAN, system administration. PacketNebula holds the tools and answers he wanted for his own work.
Copyright © 2026 Stephane Cardon.
Cookies, your call
We use Google Analytics to see which pages get read. Once our AdSense application is approved, articles and guides will carry Google ads. Nothing runs until you say yes, and nothing runs on the tool pages. Details