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Artificial Analysis counts failed requests against endpoint speed scores

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Artificial Analysis says it now counts failed requests against an endpoint's speed score.

Errors, rate limits and timeouts are scored as a speed of 0, and each endpoint shows a new Endpoint Error Rate. The change was announced on X on November 4, 2026.

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Artificial Analysis now counts failed requests against endpoint speed scores

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    Artificial Analysis now counts failed requests against endpoint speed scores

    AIArtificial Analysis says failed requests now count against an endpoint's score. Errors, rate limits and timeouts are scored as a speed of 0, and each endpoint shows a new Endpoint Error Rate.

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