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May 2026 auto-approval mode claim not supported by cited roadmap (rewritten); staff, release, Red Hat pilot, OpenShell caveat and sandbox-default precision
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Artificial Analysis launch-day pricing claim dated and updated with 30 Sep leaderboard (both 3.8 models now cheaper per character than 3.1); rollout date, sample-length and attribution fixes
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OpenAI Agents SDK OpenShell provider was a PR closed unmerged (16 Jul 2026), not an upstream contribution; AI Factory date 24 Feb not 27 Feb; verbatim quote and attribution fixes
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Foundation launched as 501(c)(3) on 8 Jul 2026 (not Feb), no 'maintainer council'; origin as WhatsApp Relay/Clawd, rename 29 Jan; React passed ~1 Mar (not '60 days'); Huang quotes context/verbatim; $1.3M bill dated 15 May with Fast Mode caveat; CVE-2026-25253 CVSS 8.8 High; ClawHavoc 341 skills across campaigns; security attributions fixed; 50+ channels -> 32; ClawHub counts; stale model table; unsourced claims removed; ref titles. Update: foundation, releases to 2026.9.6/OpenClaw 2.0, security posts, NVIDIA, Red Hat, Microsoft Autopilot, OpenClaw Enterprise.
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Launch table did compare against Opus 4.8; Artificial Analysis ranking vs GPT-5.5 xhigh; restored Project Glasswing sourcing; testimonial count by version; launch-table provenance; OSWorld harness note; citations
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Pairwise judge panel updated per Intelligence Index v4.3.1 (Claude Opus 5, GPT-5.6 Sol, Gemini 3.8 Flash); added v4.3.1 and v4.3.2 to the version history; v4.3.2 is current; linked AA-Briefcase
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The Opus 4.7 CursorBench 70% vs 58% figure and the 93-task figure are customer quotes (the CursorBench one from Cursor CEO Michael Truell) in Anthropic's post, with no effort level stated, not Anthropic's own xhigh/max results
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The 'was a miss to not mention the Kimi base' quote is Cursor co-founder Aman Sanger's (TechCrunch), not Scott Wu's (Cognition CEO); Composer 2 was released March 19, 2026 (March 27 was the technical report); fixed a broken Kimi K2.5 link
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FrontierCode is Cognition's benchmark (run and scored by Cognition per the Opus 5 system card), not an Anthropic-internal eval; FrontierBench, Agents' Last Exam and ExploitBench are also not developer-internal; FrontierCode effort-curve wording aligned with Cognition's data
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Mythos 5.1 is not yet available through the Cyber Verification Program (Mythos-class CVP access promised 'in the near future'/'soon'); only the LSVP route is live; link both program pages
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AA-Briefcase was 'effectively tied' with Opus 5 (not within CI, which applied to GDPval-AA); Opus 5.5 launch table OSWorld label is 2.1; add Opus 5.5 card Chartography re-score; links to new pages
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Opus 5.5 OSWorld label (2.1, called 2.0 in the system card); add Claude Sonnet 5.5 (Sep 28, 2026) to lead, release table, milestones, platforms and pricing; link FrontierCode
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OSWorld 2.0 relabelled 2.1 with attribution; Sonnet 5.5 released Sep 28; Fable 5.1 FrontierCode 52.8% vs 50.9% conflict attributed; comparability claim re-attributed to Artificial Analysis; CVP status updated; links to new pages
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Non-comparability claim misattributed to the Opus 5.5 system card (it is Artificial Analysis); added Anthropic Opus 5 and Fable 5.1 launch uses; filled sub-scores; Lite-only contradiction checks; launch vs live gap
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Xaira, Edison and Manifold Bio were quoted, not described as early participants; beta, not public beta
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Xaira, Edison and Manifold Bio were quoted, not described as participants
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First public description was Oct 29 2025 (Composer launch post), not Mar 11 2026; Cursor also co-released Grok 4.6; ranking wording, effort-level and example-task wording; link
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Haiku 4.5 release date (Oct 15, 2025, not Oct 1); stale Fable 5 'most capable' line and unsourced Project Glasswing claim; launch-table provenance (GDPval-AA run by Artificial Analysis, Harvey held-out by Harvey, not all Anthropic runs); FrontierCode methodology claim unsupported; 'deliberately tuned' to surface concerns (card reports an observation); Zvi attributions (user reactions vs his own view); Willison used his own token counter; testimonials not all from engineers; unverified 'fifth at launch' AA rank removed; stale Priority Tier, Fast mode, and price lists. Update: Sonnet 5.5 succession, legacy status and retirement not before June 30, 2027, Sonnet 5 as cyber/frontier-LLM fallback model, Sonnet 5 scores on newer benchmark versions (Terminal-Bench 4.0, FrontierCode 1.1, CursorBench 4.0, GDPval-AA v2.1, AA-Briefcase v1.1, HLE, OSWorld 2.1, Chartography), CursorBench version (figures match 3.1), Aug 10 permanent pricing, CVP on Google Cloud, computer-use toolset, AA v4.3.2 and LMArena as of Sep 2026.
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Page said OpenAI had not confirmed an IPO; OpenAI confirmed its confidential S-1 on June 8, 2026, and Altman said in September there would be no 2026 listing
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JPMorgan was reported as working on the IPO, not a lead underwriter; Cyber Verification Program scope made precise; added Sonnet 5.5 release and Reuters prospectus report
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Revenue-vs-run-rate arithmetic (roughly half, not less than half); trustee count now four; timing-caveat and sourcing statements narrowed to what reports say; added Financial Times Q2 2026 figures via TechCrunch
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Lead called Anthropic 'eight-year-old' (founded 2021); run-rate quote misattributed to CNN (was TechCrunch); '$30B by April' unsupported; Jesse Fried did not write in Fortune and a Fortune paraphrase was presented as his quote; LTBT 4-year rule misstated and trustee list outdated; confidential filing wrongly limited to JOBS Act EGCs; broken LTBT link; several claims cited to sources that did not contain them. Update: June-September 2026 bank, exchange and timing reports; Reuters' 28 Sep 2026 prospectus reporting (financials, $34B charge, $518B obligations, customer concentration, risk factors, Founder LLC/Class F control); OpenAI IPO status; no public S-1 on EDGAR as of 29 Sep 2026.
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Google did not say it would wind down (Reuters anonymous sources; Google declined comment) and OpenAI said the Meta deal was not the reason; deSouza was then Google Cloud COO; July 2025 layoffs sourced
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CFO Dennis Cinelli left for Paramount Skydance in January 2026; SEAL figures citation; removed fact-checker-style notes
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Quote punctuation; NemoClaw is part of the Agent Toolkit stack