Anthropic has released Claude Haiku 5.5, its latest lightweight AI model, with sharper benchmark results and much lower usage pricing. According to details cited by The Decoder, the model scored 72.4% on the OSWorld computer-use test, up from 15.7% for the previous generation. The pricing change is also notable: Anthropic cut invocation costs by as much as 90%. Still, the lower sticker price may not translate directly into the same level of real-world savings for every workload. The new tokenizer design could cause a single task to consume more tokens, which may offset part of the reduction in usage cost. The update combines a large jump in measured performance with a steep price cut, while leaving room for cost differences depending on token consumption per task.
Anthropic has released Claude Haiku 5.5, its newest lightweight AI model. Data cited by The Decoder shows the model scored 72.4% on the OSWorld computer-use test, up from 15.7% for the previous generation.
On pricing, Anthropic cut the model's invocation cost by 90%. That said, the new tokenizer design may cause a single task to use more tokens, offsetting part of the savings from the lower price.
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