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OpenAI, Anthropic cut AI fees in a row as it gets harder to keep users

OpenAI and Anthropic have repeatedly cut large language model usage fees from the summer through autumn of 2026, amid low user switching costs and price competition with open-weight models. Data scientist Max Woolf said the trend shows a market structure in which it is hard to lock users into a specific model. Usage data from Vercel AI Gateway showed frequent model changes. Providers also cited lower supply costs from technical improvements.

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DeepSeek launches Search, Fetch APIs at $0.75 per 1,000 successful requests

Chinese artificial intelligence company DeepSeek has launched APIs that allow developers to use web search and document collection functions in external development environments. The company unveiled a Search API and a Fetch API, designed to find information on the web and collect document content for AI processing. DeepSeek priced the services at $0.75 per 1,000 successful requests and said use through certain development tools will be free until Nov. 1, 2026, 1 a.m. Japan time.

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CrowdStrike analyzes AI hack that hit South Korea\'s financial sector, suspects Chinese-language user sought financial gain

CrowdStrike said it analyzed an AI-enabled hacking case that recently hit South Korea’s financial sector and found signs that a hacker believed to be a Chinese-language user leaked data using an AI agent-based tool. The company said the attacks ran from late September to early October and combined the open-source penetration testing tool ARTEX with large language models. It cited Chinese-language prompts, multiple LLMs and the use of proxy IP addresses.