Same rocket countdown brief: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 80s for 2 cents vs Opus 5.5 at $5.15
On the same rocket-launch countdown brief, Claude Opus 5.5 took 37 minutes and cost $5.15 while DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 finished in 80 seconds for 2 cents, roughly 331x cheaper, with different visual styles.
Twelve flight controllers have to call go before this rocket leaves the pad. That is Claude Opus 5.5. It ran 37 minutes and cost $5.15. DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 1017 was done in 80 seconds, for 2 cents. Opus cost about 331x more. Same brief for both: rocket launch countdown, retro mission control style. Opus lights BOOSTER, RETRO, FIDO, CAPCOM and the rest one by one. At 0:17 the engines light up on its green pad camera, and by 0:19 the rocket is climbing past the tower. DeepSeek puts the numbers first. Huge glowing digits run from 10 at 0:25 down to LIFTOFF at 0:32. Clean and easy to read. The rocket is a small white cartoon in a box under the digits. The one thing they agree on: both launch from pad 39A. https://x.com/buzzhive_ai/status/2113417898165178525
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