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βš–οΈ 3 extra Intelligence points. Nearly 8x the cost. Is it worth it? According to the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5.0: 🟒 GPT-6.1 Sol (max): 55 Intelligence β€” $1.27 per Index task πŸ”΅ Claude Opus 5.5 (max): 58 Intelligence β€” $10.04 per Index task πŸ“Š Opus scores just 3 points higher, but costs nearly 8x as much per benchmark task. So, which model actually offers better value? πŸš€ I built an open-source project that makes this trade-off easier to evaluate. It combines Intelligence and Cost per task into configurable rankings, with separate scoring settings for light and heavy tasks. πŸ† Under the default heavy-task settings, GPT-6.1 Sol (max) ranks #1, while Claude Opus 5.5 (max) ranks #9 in my current comparison. πŸ”— Explore the project: https://github.com/alihanafi-me/agents πŸ“ The rankings use a configurable, project-defined metric, not an official Artificial Analysis score. Actual costs will also depend on your workload. πŸ’¬ Would you choose the highest intelligence score, or the best balance between capability and cost?
GitHubGitHub - alihanafi-me/agents: Compare AI agents for light and heavy tasks using configurable intelligence-to-cost scoring and ranked tables.Compare AI agents for light and heavy tasks using configurable intelligence-to-cost scoring and ranked tables. - alihanafi-me/agents

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