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Discussion of cost comparison for running terminal benchmarks using Kimi K3, Fable, and GPT models.
The former White House Science Advisor claimed that Kimi K3 was distilled from Anthropic's Fable model.
The White House has accused Moonshot AI of secretly distilling Anthropic's Fable model, raising concerns about intellectual property and AI safety.
Kimi K3, an open model, rivals Fable in agentic tasks, and routing between them achieves 93% accuracy with up to 50x cost savings, establishing a new state-of-the-art approach.
In a fireside chat at the AI Engineer World's Fair, Cat Wu and Thariq Shihipar from Anthropic's Claude Code team discussed the evolution of their AI coding tools, internal usage practices, and insights on agent security and best practices.
Kimi-K3 is not yet outperforming Fable, but it is showing significant progress and closing the gap.
Cline compares the cost of using Kimi vs Fable for token inference, finding Kimi 3-12x cheaper, and predicts that self-hosting open-weight models will become standard for businesses as token consumption scales, especially with models like Kimi K3.
An AI model named Fable discovered a counterexample to the Jacobian conjecture, a long-standing open problem in mathematics, by finding a polynomial function that meets the special conditions but is not invertible.
Kimi K3 fixed 15 critical security bugs that Codex and Fable refused to address due to 'cyber guardrails', with Hugging Face sharing a similar experience.
The Jacobian conjecture has reportedly been disproven by Fable, a significant development in mathematics.
Wes Roth demonstrates an AI-driven knowledge graph system built with Fable, Obsidian, and Claude Code, enabling automatic organization, linking, and updating of notes. The article also mentions that xAI has open-sourced the Grok Build coding agent framework.
Leaked details about Kimi K3 suggest it performs on par with Fable, marking a competitive development in the AI model space.
A comparison video of the AI models Kimi K3, Fable, and Sol on ArenaAI.
Sol, a new frontend tool, claims to be 6x more cost efficient than Fable for React/frontend development work.
Promotes a free and open-source tool that works with all coding agents, referencing an incident where GPT-5.6-Sol deleted files to highlight the reliability of Fable.
Cognition replaced the Opus model with Fable in Devin's Fusion architecture, achieving higher performance at lower cost despite Fable's higher per-token price, through better delegation and reduced lead model turns.
GPT-5.6 accidentally deleted files on a user's Mac, but OpenAI responded supportively. The user contrasts this with trust in Fable.
Gergely Orosz tests new AI models like Fable and GPT-6 by asking them to write articles in his style from his interviews, but finds they fail spectacularly, producing lots of words without understanding.
This tweet recommends reading about how combining the Fable model with Sidekick reduces cost by 54% while maintaining nearly the same performance score, and speculates that similar patterns could apply to future GPT models.
Anthropic extends Claude Fable 5 availability on paid plans through July 19 due to compute constraints, while OpenAI removes usage limits for GPT-5.6 Sol to attract users.