Haiku
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Miller: All sub-agents run on Claude Haiku and Sonnet
“All of my, you know, sub-agents are like Haiku and Sonnet.”
Lemkin: Open-source models will capture middle-tier enterprise AI workflows
“I firmly believe we need these middle level models from the closed source providers for the business to work, okay? We can't, not, not everyone can afford to run every workflow on Opus, right? And Haiku and Mini are too small, and this is where open source is …”
Users Do Not Care About Inference Speed for Asynchronous Custom Agents
“People don't care about speed and custom agents. And so the incentive of like haiku being faster, people don't care when it's asynchronous.”
AI Labs Cluster at Extremes and Ignore Intermediate Intelligence-Latency Tiers
“Everyone's clustered in capability, where everyone's clustered, I mean, Haiku's not that much cheaper. No one's really in the middle. Like, people really tend to cluster around two. Like, this is really capable, and it's really fast, but it's really expensive,…”
French-Owen: Claude Code spawns Haiku sub-agents with dedicated context windows
“When you ask Claude code to do something, it will typically spawn and explore sub agent or like multiple ones. And basically each of those are running haiku to traverse the file system and kind of like explore what's there. And they're doing it in their own co…”