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A short, source-linked digest for readers who want the decision and the evidence without opening every tab.
Why it matters: Start with capability, balanced, and efficient lanes. Change the model behind a lane only after a representative test.
Sol, Terra, and Luna make a useful starting vocabulary, but the durable product decision is the lane policy: which work qualifies, how output is checked, and what cost or latency limit applies.
Why it matters: The fastest honest disproof is a small set of real tasks where the cheaper lane fails editorial review or the stronger lane adds no useful quality.
Track acceptance without rewrite, factual corrections, tool failures, end-to-end time, and cost. That evidence is more useful than a generic leaderboard for a daily newsroom.
Why it matters: The audio brief should summarize the decision and its evidence, while the page remains the source of record.
The companion script is ready for a NotebookLM Audio Overview. It names each source, distinguishes official facts from editorial judgment, and points listeners back to this issue.