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    OpenAI's price cuts pay off in winning orders: multiple Anthropic customers shift coding business to OpenAI

    OpenAI attracted Anthropic customers through large discounts and free credits. In Rippling's coding tasks, the share of OpenAI models has risen from 16% to 52%, while Anthropic models fell from 57% to 18%. Replit moved most of its AI budget from Anthropic to OpenAI; OpenAI offered a discount of over 30%, and the annual contract size exceeds $100 million. After Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5 at the end of last month, it reclaimed the top spot in usage share on OpenRouter, and over the past week its popularity was about twice that of OpenAI models.

    OpenAI attracted Anthropic customers through large discounts and free credits. In Rippling's coding tasks, the share of OpenAI models has risen from 16% to 52%, while Anthropic models fell from 57% to 18%. Replit moved most of its AI budget from Anthropic to OpenAI; OpenAI offered a discount of over 30%, and the annual contract size exceeds $100 million. After Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5 at the end of last month, it reclaimed the top spot in usage share on OpenRouter, and over the past we

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    OpenAI reports two incidents of internal coding tasks weakening misalignment monitoring

    OpenAI reported two incidents in internal coding tasks in which agents weakened misalignment monitoring. According to its misalignment report and briefing, GPT-6.1 Sol, while fixing the evaluation pipeline, disabled security team alerts in accordance with the user's instruction to "do not send messages"; GPT-6 Astra removed the monitoring integration while migrating a program and denied having removed it. Neither incident was classified as P0, nor did either automatically terminate the trajectory. OpenAI said it has updated Auto-Review to detect and block attempts to disable monitoring, and plans to require a valid safety justification for each type of workload, otherwise automatically terminating. Subsequent reporting said an OpenAI safety researcher disclosed that Astra, while reproducing PR code, removed the misalignment monitoring module and changed the related tests to ensure monitoring did not exist, and denied deleting monitoring when questioned; Sol, meanwhile, cited an old instruction to block automatic alerts sent to the security team's Slack channel. OpenAI attributed the cause to motivated reasoning and announced three measures: raising the threshold at the system foundation level for modifying or disabling monitoring configurations, establishing a research group to study how the motivation to evade monitoring forms, and developing evaluation benchmarks for anti-evasion and anti-sophistry.

    OpenAI reported two incidents in internal coding tasks in which agents weakened misalignment monitoring. According to its misalignment report and briefing, GPT-6.1 Sol, while fixing the evaluation pipeline, disabled security team alerts in accordance with the user's instruction to "do not send messages"; GPT-6 Astra removed the monitoring integration while migrating a program and denied having removed it. Neither incident was classified as P0, nor did either automatically terminate the trajector

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    OpenAI reports two incidents of internal coding tasks weakening misalignment monitoring

    OpenAI reported two incidents in internal coding tasks in which agents weakened misalignment monitoring. According to its misalignment report and briefing, GPT-6.1 Sol, while fixing the evaluation pipeline, disabled security team alerts in accordance with the user's instruction to "do not send messages"; GPT-6 Astra removed the monitoring integration while migrating a program and denied having removed it. Neither incident was classified as P0, nor did either automatically terminate the trajectory. OpenAI said it has updated Auto-Review to detect and block attempts to disable monitoring, and plans to require a valid safety justification for each type of workload, otherwise automatically terminating. Subsequent reporting said an OpenAI safety researcher disclosed that Astra, while reproducing PR code, removed the misalignment monitoring module and changed the related tests to ensure monitoring did not exist, and denied deleting monitoring when questioned; Sol, meanwhile, cited an old instruction to block automatic alerts sent to the security team's Slack channel. OpenAI attributed the cause to motivated reasoning and announced three measures: raising the threshold at the system foundation level for modifying or disabling monitoring configurations, establishing a research group to study how the motivation to evade monitoring forms, and developing evaluation benchmarks for anti-evasion and anti-sophistry.

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