OpenAI just made its Decisions API generally available, using GPT-6 Luna to handle classification and routing decisions up to 10x faster than standard calls. It accepts text, images, or native JSON across up to 400 questions per request. Pricing is $0.10 per million input tokens with zero output fees.
Inception just launched Mercury 3, a diffusion-based language model that cranks out over 1,068 tokens per second while matching or beating GPT-6 Luna and Claude Haiku 5.5. It scales up context to 1M tokens at a fraction of standard API costs. Why it matters: It proves diffusion scaling laws hold for text, giving latency-critical browser agents and voice assistants the real-time reflexes they've been missing.
OpenAI just upgraded its GPT-6 models to tackle low-resource legacy languages like COBOL and Fortran. On the new MultiLangBench benchmark, GPT-6 Astra reached an 87.4% pass rate across 20 languages, while GPT-6.1 Sol hit 97.9% accuracy when migrating COBOL code to modern stacks at lower cost. Why it matters: Critical financial systems running on decades-old code can finally be modernized without terrifying rewrite risks.
OpenAI just launched Decisions API in public beta for all developers, powered by GPT-6 Luna. It picks models, tools, or actions up to 10x faster than standard Responses API calls using text and image inputs. Basically, it gives your apps a split-second router to steer requests and flag risky tool calls on the fly.
OpenAI just launched the Decisions API powered by GPT-6 Luna, bringing real-time decision-making to external apps. Developers simply define questions and possible options, letting the model classify content, route requests, or steer an agent's next move. It is currently in limited preview, with a broad rollout planned within days.
OpenAI just launched GPT-6 Sol and Luna, bringing Astra-level coding and reasoning down to everyday tasks at half the API price of their predecessors. Sol takes on complex workflows while Luna is built for high-volume tasks. Why it matters: Paid ChatGPT users get access in Work and Codex immediately, and free users can try Luna on desktop.
