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  1. AI modelsReach 49

    OpenAI's o3 might cost $30,000 per task

    The Arc Prize Foundation just revised its compute cost estimate for OpenAI's upcoming o3 model, finding that o3 high could cost roughly $30,000 to solve a single ARC-AGI problem—ten times its initial $3,000 guess. The spike reflects intense test-time compute: the model needed 1,024 attempts per task to hit peak accuracy, using 172 times more compute than o3 low. Why it matters: Frontier reasoning gains are real, but brute-forcing complex logic might be economically unfeasible for most early applications.

  2. AI modelsReach 51

    OpenAI drops o1-pro API, but it costs a fortune

    OpenAI just rolled out its compute-heavy o1-pro model to the API for select Tier 1–5 developers. It burns more compute to deliver sharper reasoning responses, while adding vision, function calling, and structured outputs. The catch is the eye-watering price: $150 per million input tokens and $600 per million output tokens.

  3. AI toolsReach 48

    A $3,000 DIY fusion reactor built with Claude

    A Canadian maker named Hudzah just built a tabletop nuclear fusor capable of detecting neutrons for around $3,000, guided largely by Anthropic's Claude and OpenAI's o1 pro. Claude Projects digested forum archives to debug the build, while o1 pro handled intricate electrical wiring. Why it matters: Frontier reasoning models are actively lowering the barrier for complex, high-risk physical engineering at home.