@FinanceYF5: Same prompt, same real flight data, fed to Sonnet 5 and Fable 5 respectively to generate a single-file HTML for 3D Earth visualization. Result: Sonnet 5 cost $0.1, the Earth it rendered was mostly floating lines; Fable 5 cost $0.77, with oceans, ice caps, and glow effects all present, it's a real Earth…
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Comparing the performance and cost of Sonnet 5 and Fable 5 in generating 3D Earth visualization: Sonnet 5 costs $0.1 but with poor effect, while Fable 5 costs $0.77 but with more realistic visual effect.
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Same prompt, same real flight data — tossed at Sonnet 5 and Fable 5, asking each to write a single-file HTML for a 3D Earth visualization.
Result: Sonnet 5 cost $0.10, and the Earth it drew was basically floating lines. Fable 5 cost $0.77, and delivered oceans, ice caps, and glow — an actual Earth.
Seven times the price, in exchange for something you can actually look at. Would you pay that premium? https://t.co/49JrLfFeiS
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