Jaeden Schafer

It's actually kind of cool if you already had 5.2 running in a software, which even if you don't, a lot of the software you use will the costs come down a lot for that.

and it also gets a lot faster.

So the costs come down and the speed goes up.

And so yeah, for me, this is something I'm actually excited about.

So as far as how the benchmarks look, I know, you know, I'm not trying to like sit here and nitpick the benchmark percentages, but I did want to talk about some interesting use cases and reasons why these are why they're good.

Specifically, it's, it's kind of leading on a bunch of the better known benchmarks.

One of those is for coding.

Of course, we know why that's important right now, but also computer use.

And this is something I'm excited about right now.

I feel like Anthropic is really crushing it with computer use.

Basically, you know, it can look at everything on your computer and go click on stuff and get stuff done for you.

This is a use case that I've been using a lot with Claude's Anthropic browser, the Claude Chrome browser extension.

Basically, it's a button you click.

It opens a side chat bar.

I go to really complex UI or complex websites.

I'm not a developer, but if I'm going into like

For example, recently I had to do some stuff on Google Cloud to set up a tool that I was vibe building on Lovable, and I needed to beef up my back end so it could, you know, do some extra fancy stuff.

I didn't really understand anything that Lovable was telling me I needed to be able to do, so I opened up the Cloud sidebar, told it, look, I'm on my, you know, my Google Cloud account, go and here's the instructions from Lovable, and it clicked around and set up some stuff for me.

Now, should I have a real developer look over this?

I mean, we're going to throw caution to the wind for the time being, and I hear all the developers screaming into their