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One Rippling engineer was burning $50,000 a month on tokens. Shopify's AI-driven orders tripled. A German tax firm counted 40,000 hours of recovered capacity. The measuring has started, and the numbers cut in both directions.
OpenAI cut GPT-5.6 Luna by 80% and DeepSeek V4 Flash landed at $0.14 per million input tokens. In the same week, researchers reproduced a self-spreading Copilot worm that silently halves the numbers in your financial documents.
Anthropic held Opus 5 at $5 per million and doubled its benchmark score. Then it named 49,000 accounts it says strip-mined Claude to build the cheap alternatives. Here's what that pairing tells you about the models on your invoice.
Anthropic reversed its own Fable 5 pricing plan under competitive pressure. NYC just told landlords to disclose AI-altered photos. Here's what backing down signals about where AI actually stands.
Model prices fell through the floor this week. The best agent alive still fails 84% of real jobs. Here's where the money actually moved.
MIT proved calling AI a "coworker" makes your team 18% worse at catching its mistakes. Plus the agent shift, a scheduled 50% price hike, and a $149 software release.
AI costs dropped 50% this week. Your liability didn't.
A $60B acquisition, metered AI agents with no spending ceiling, and the kill switch Google buried in the wrong app.
The same week AI tokens hit near-zero, workers started spending a full day per week babysitting the output.
