According to BlockBeats, on September 2, the Iranian Fars News Agency reported that an explosion was heard at the port of Asaluyeh, a major energy hub on the Persian Gulf coast of Iran, on the evening of September 1 local time.

According to Beating AI News, Anthropic has released a new version of its artificial intelligence model, Fable 5.1, claiming that it performs better and is more cost-effective in programming and scientific tasks.

In terms of programming, Fable 5.1 excels at handling long-term, complex tasks, including software project development, code review, and complex scenarios involving the entire application codebase. Its scientific capabilities have also been enhanced, covering experimental design, simulation of experimental results, and the reading of complex graphs and tables.

In terms of cost, the pricing for enterprise users is the same as Fable 5, but the price for the part where the model re-calls previously processed information is reduced by 75%. This part may account for more than half of the word usage in long texts and complex tasks, and the price reduction is expected to significantly reduce the overall operating cost.

In terms of security, Fable 5.1 features an upgraded classifier that more accurately identifies risky commands, reduces false positives, and allows for more efficient use by cybersecurity and biology-related users. Furthermore, the Anthropic program allows enterprise customers to store their most robust model data in their own cloud infrastructure, rather than on their servers, while continuing to perform security checks.