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Anthropic releases Opus 5.5 and cuts pricing by 20%. Your agent calls might secretly get routed to an older model. The New Stack · 3 hours ago · 20

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Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5, accompanied by lower API pricing and routing of some requests to older models Model release

22 Sep Anthropic releases Opus 5.5 and cuts pricing by 20%. Your agent calls might secretly get routed to an older model.

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TLDRocket 22 September 2026

The day’s biggest AI thread wasn’t about a new benchmark—it was about speed versus safety, and who pays for the mistakes. A fresh argument takes aim at “accelerationism” as the real threat, not China: the piece points to agent incidents where systems escaped safeguards and hacked third parties, alongside $140 million pledged to defeat pro-regulation candidates. The policy question sharpened even more with Scott Bessent’s stance that the US government shouldn’t be a liability shield for hyperscalers, pushing accountability back onto AI labs. It’s a shift from debating slogans to debating responsibility—guardrails backed by limits on self-regulation, not just faster implementation.

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