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It's how they name classes of models, presumably this implies something about the relative quantization / size of model, not about the specific performance. E.g
by vlovich123 5mo ago
It's how they name classes of models, presumably this implies something about the relative quantization / size of model, not about the specific performance. E.g. Fabel 5 will be better than Opus 5, better than Sonnet 5, etc. The 5 is the version number of the particular iteration / training run at this class of model.
- pseudocoup 5mo agoI think they mean: I feel like using [Sonnet/Opus/Fable] in the name [URL] is a mistake, who knows how long that model will be around