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In brief SpaceXAI released Grok 4.5 on July 8 at $2 per million input tokens and $6 per million output, less than half the price of comparable models from Anthropic and OpenAI. Elon Musk posted on X that the model is “roughly comparable to Opus 4.7,” Anthropic’s previous flagship, now superseded by Opus 4.8, while touting speed and cost over benchmark performance. Grok 4.5 is not available in the EU yet; SpaceXAI says European access is expected in mid-July. Elon Musk’s SpaceXAI released Grok 4.5 on Wednesday, its first public model since the SpaceX-xAI merger closed in February and SpaceX’s pending $60 billion deal to acquire Cursor. It targets coders, engineers, and what the company calls “knowledge workers”—a category that apparently covers everyone from software developers to lawyers reviewing contracts to finance teams building Excel models. The company’s
SpaceXAI released Grok 4.5, a Cursor-trained model for coding, agentic tasks, and knowledge work. It serves at 80 TPS, costs $2/$6 per million tokens, and ranks #1 on Harvey's Legal Agent Benchmark.
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The integration of Cerebras' wafer-scale compute with GPT-5.6 could revolutionize AI efficiency, reducing latency and enhancing performance.
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SpaceXAI's new coding model is cheaper and faster than Anthropic and OpenAI's flagships—and by Musk's own account, at least one generation behind them.
OpenAI's IPO ambitions and Altman's regulatory engagement could reshape AI market dynamics, impacting both equity and crypto investors.
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OpenAI's focus on enterprise AI solutions could significantly accelerate business adoption and reshape competitive dynamics in the AI industry.
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The settlement highlights the challenges of enforcing securities laws against influential figures, potentially impacting future regulatory actions.
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A federal judge has approved Elon Musk’s $1.5 million settlement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), ending the case over his delayed disclosure of Twitter stock purchases in 2022. US District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan signed off on the agreement on July 8 after warning she would not rubber-stamp the deal. Why the Judge Scrutinized the Musk SEC Settlement The SEC sued Musk in January 2025, according to the case docket. Its complaint said he crossed Twitter’s 5% ownership threshold on March 14, 2022, but disclosed his stake 11 days after the March 24 deadline. By then, Musk had quietly built a 9% position. Twitter shares jumped more than 27% once he disclosed, and the SEC claimed the delay saved him at least $150 million. Twitter (TWTR) Stock Performance in March 2022. Source: TradingView Sooknanan rejected Musk’s bid to dismiss the case in February. At a M
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The Bank of America has offered a $520 million credit line to OpenAI, with the ChatGPT maker preparing to go public in an IPO. This move pulls one of Wall Street’s largest institutions deeper into the business of financing AI. This hands the Bank of America a foothold in what could become one of the biggest listings ever, and also signals that a historically cautious bank now sees AI startups as worth the financial risk. Bank of America makes a U-turn Bank of America, run by CEO Brian Moynihan, had kept its distance from AI startups because a lot of them kept losing money. However, increased competition in the AI financing sector has changed this. OpenAI had already pulled in more than $5 billion from other financiers, and the bank has calculated that sitting out meant potentially losing access to an IPO that could feed its Merrill Lynch wealth-management arm. The bank is a