@ArizePhoenix: Meta is holding standard pricing flat while claiming its biggest jump yet on coding and agentic work, and has something…
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Meta maintains standard pricing while claiming significant improvements in coding and agentic tasks, and introduces a unique pricing table where training consent is part of the model name.
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