In brief – Anthropic released Claude Fable 5.2 and restricted sibling Mythos 5.2, promising stronger coding and reasoning at lower per-token prices. – Matthew Berman’s tests estimated $14,710 for a Gears of War-style level, $11,700 for an Excel clone, and $13,000 for Fall Guys….
Eligible paid Claude subscribers get temporary Fable access or usage resets, but heavy workloads can exhaust allowances quickly. Anthropic released Claude Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2 on Monday, promising AI models that can turn a handful of instructions into working software, design physical objects, and tackle research problems that previously required teams of specialists
You can now ask a chatbot to build the app you’ve always wanted. You may also need to sell a kidney to pay for it. That’s not because every prompt costs thousands of dollars.
It’s because Fable can keep working for days, writing code, testing it, and fixing its own mistakes while the meter keeps running. Some users have already tested its capabilities, and they’ve been impressed—by the power, and the price. AI YouTuber Matthew Berman put the model through a series of ambitious tests and described Fable 5.2 as the “best AI model” he’s ever used.