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My prediction is that this becomes permanent. There is no good reason to be much more expensive than opus. At $4/$20 they are roughly at parity.

Making 2/10 permanent would be a killer move and make a strong argument against open-weight. For the sake of the open weight ecosystem I hope they do not.



Sol is much cheaper than opus because it uses less tokens. Never compare token pricing.


Isn't it essentially permanent since a new model will be out by then?


I'm guessing they do this to help move people off old models they want to depreciate. It's not a price hike for old models, it's them removing a discount!




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