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Anthropic’s Fable 5.1 Takes Benchmark Lead, but Its Top Setting Costs More Per Task

Artificial Analysis found Anthropic’s newest general model reached its highest measured intelligence score, while the token use required at maximum effort raised the cost of its own evaluation tasks. Anthropic ’s Claude Fable 5.1 has taken the top measured position on Artificial Analysis’ Intelligence Index, scoring 66 at its maximum effort setting. Related on X Claude Fable 5.1 is now available in Cursor!

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Chatbots Debunked Foreign Falsehoods About 75% of the Time, Beating Search Results

The result makes chatbots a potentially stronger starting point for investigating state-spread claims than a search-results page. It does not make their answers self-validating: language, citations and product design still shape the outcome. For someone confronting a false claim tied to a foreign influence campaign, a chatbot may be more likely to challenge the premise than a conventional page of search links.

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Tiangong Ultra Runs 100 Meters in 8.86 Seconds, While Safe Stopping Remains Unresolved

The Beijing competition made athletic progress visible, but its practical events point to the work still needed on deceleration, dexterity and autonomous operation before broader deployment. Humanoid robots are now posting sprint times beyond the human world record. Organizers said more than 600 teams brought over 2,000 robots, including participants from China and 15 other countries.

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Beijing Humanoid Games Put Practical Work to the Test; Only 3 of 12 Finish Fire Course

The games paired spectacle with multi-step chores and emergency work, where task switching, human control and offboard computing remain central constraints. The harder question at Beijing’s World Humanoid Robot Games was not how fast a robot could run, but whether it could complete a changing job. Human teleoperation was allowed in some events, with score penalties for remotely controlled robots.

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Tiangong Ultra Runs 100m in 8.86 Seconds, Then Hits a Stopping Mat

The Beijing race shows a sharp jump in humanoid sprint performance, but its finish also exposed a basic operational constraint: Tiangong Ultra needed a thick mat to stop and caught fire after impact. Tiangong Ultra, a humanoid robot from the Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center, ran 100 metres in 8.86 seconds in a large-size division semifinal at Beijing’s World Humanoid Robot Games. High jump: 2.88 metres.

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