| Reliable knowledge cutoff | May 2026 |
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| Fast mode | About 2.5x default speed at twice the base price |
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| Life sciences vs Opus 4.8 | Organic chemistry +10.2 points, protein tasks +7.7 points (Anthropic[1][3] internal benchmarks) |
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| Misaligned behavior score | 2.3 (Anthropic[1][3] automated behavioral audit) |
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Anthropic's announcement publishes no numeric benchmark table for Opus 5 (only relative claims), so no chart is drawn. · source
Estimate from the version's published specs, benchmarks and reviews, 0-5; scores are only comparable within one criteria year. Scored as launched (Claude Opus 5, 24 Jul 2026): Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index 61 (max effort, #1 at launch, ahead of Fable 5 at 60) per OfficeChai/The Decoder coverage of AA's launch result; AA's own pages later show 63 (v4.1.1) then 51 (v4.3.2), so the launch-day figure is used. Coding null: AA's Terminal-Bench 4.0 (49.0%) came on 7 Sep 2026, six weeks later; Anthropic reports Terminal-Bench 2.1 (89%). 1M-token context; $5/$25 per 1M (about $10 blended). 56.7 output tokens/s on Artificial Analysis (live page, 24 Oct 2026). Text and image input. 4 reviews, string-matched.[1]
Claude Opus 5 has debuted at the top of the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index with a score of 61, edging past Claude Fable 5's 60
Opus 5 also answers more often when it's uncertain, pushing its hallucination rate up 14 points to 50 percent.
The creators of the ARC-AGI benchmark say Anthropic's Claude Opus 5 owes its massive lead on ARC-AGI-3 to genuinely better reasoning.
In fact, it became the best capitalist of any AI model Andon has ever tested
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Anthropic's[3] own announcement, dated the day the model became available.
Anthropic's[1][3] Claude Opus 5 model page calls it "a step-change improvement over Claude Opus 4.8" and lists a 1M-token context window, 128K max output, adaptive thinking on by default and a May 2026 knowledge cutoff.
Anthropic's[1] Claude[2] Opus page lists this announcement and its date.
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