Anthropic's new models exposed: Claude Fable 5.5 and the new codename Obsidian 3…

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How long has it been since Opus 5.5 was released, and there are already new models—and two of them???

Currently, these new models have quietly entered the early testing phase, and some actual test result images posted by netizens are quite outrageous.

This latest leak again came from X and the Discord community.

At first, someone noticed that an entry called claude-fable-5-5 briefly appeared in Azure's model catalog. Although it was quickly deleted, screenshots were already everywhere.

Then came a flood of various actual test screenshots.

The most classic, of course, is our pelican on a bicycle.

Although the previous model's results were already very good, seeing Fable 5.5's output still makes you involuntarily go weak at the knees. X post image

Too outrageous.

This image quality, these lighting and shadow details—if you hadn't said it, I'd have thought it was generated by Image 2.5.

Zoom in to look at the details, and it's even scarier.

Would you believe it??? The pelican even has a fish in its beak.

On the beach, there are tracks left by bicycle wheels, and the bicycle wheels even have lighting and shadows??

Are you rendering Minecraft here?

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But I have to say, I think the pelican-on-a-bicycle test is really meaningless now—it's been trained on too much.

Next time let's switch to another animal, or have the bicycle pedal the pelican instead.

(just kidding)

In addition, our classic game controller segment is also not bad. X post image

But this is just okay. To be honest, I didn't see much to it; it's similar to the previous model.

(ps: the just-released, not-yet-dumbed-down version) X post image

But comparing them, you can still see that Fable 5.5 indeed has many more details than Opus 5.5. This is probably the strength of an all-round model.

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That's roughly it. The news just came out not long ago, so we'll have to keep waiting for more actual test images.

However, just as everyone was still marveling at Fable 5.5, another major piece of news arrived.

A new Opus model is also on the way.

This is a bit much.

A developer found a model codenamed Obsidian 3 on a benchmark platform, with scores slightly higher than the current Opus 5.5.

Just after Google released a new model in two weeks and the old man finally returned to the throne, Anthropic is once again preparing to strike the moment it shows its head.

Just a few days ago, Anthropic officially publicly submitted an S-1 registration statement to the U.S. SEC, initiating the IPO process.

And the scale is quite exaggerated.

The valuation discussed in the market has reached $1.5 trillion to $2 trillion, and it is expected to surpass Mom's SpaceX and become one of the largest IPOs in history.

Damn this is crazy

On the eve of going public, showing the market that it has the most cutting-edge technology and the fastest product iteration speed is the most direct and effective flex.

But really, to be honest, Anthropic doesn't need to waste words on so much of this in its prospectus.

Just put the model release schedule on it, OK, and why bother explaining profit margins (just kidding).

So many netizens speculate that the two new models Anthropic just exposed will probably be dropped around the IPO to make a bombshell move.

However, some well-informed people directly said that everyone doesn't need to wait that long—

At the fastest, one or two weeks.

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