Product pages tell you what exists now. That's less useful when a tool no longer matches the one you chose. I put the older and newer sources side by side so you can check what changed. A company fact belongs only when it could change whether or how you use the product.
The first two records follow Mistral API aliases whose documented targets changed. A pinned commit shows what the docs said in that revision. It cannot tell us exactly when live routing changed.
mistral-medium-latestMistral serverless API. Four days apart, the docs listed this alias under Medium 3.1 and Medium 3.5.
mistral-medium-2508mistral-medium-3-5These dates belong to the source revisions. The live switch dates are unknown.
mistral-large-latestMistral serverless API. The odd case: the docs listed this Large-named alias under Medium 3.1, then under Large 3 six days later.
mistral-medium-2508mistral-large-2512These dates belong to the source revisions. The live switch dates are unknown.
Today, AI-Buzz contains only these two manually assembled model-identifier histories. It is not an AI news feed, a current tool catalog, a company directory, or a live monitoring service. Each record says what changed, which sources support it, and what those sources cannot tell us.