THE OPENAI DESK
Models, products and research from OpenAI, including ChatGPT and the GPT family.
The model arrives in ChatGPT Work, Codex and the API, with standard token prices of $1 input and $5 output per million. Its desktop and coding gains come from OpenAI’s own evaluations.
The GPT-6 Luna endpoint now handles up to 400 questions per request. Its input-based pricing includes discounted cache reads and charged cache writes, while answers carry no output-token fee.
Signed-in users are promised cache hits when returning to old conversations. OpenAI’s website separately documents a new 12-hour caching option for the Responses API.
The October update improves tool use and lets eligible Pro users follow several agents working on different parts of a task.
The rollout introduces GPT-Live-1.1 and its smaller Quip variant, with new voice choices and more natural accents across languages.
The company says banned accounts helped polish articles and internal reports, with distribution through real outlets among the tactics.
OpenAI is expanding its GPT-6 rollout with responses that can contain charts, forms and tools directly inside a conversation.
College Planner is being designed around requirements, deadlines and financial aid steps, with an initial focus on US high school students.
The agreement connects OpenAI models with Rovo and Atlassian’s organizational context, while deeper Jira integrations remain an area of exploration.
A GitHub release includes mathematical papers, formalizations and information about the process used to obtain the results.
An initial US test for Free and Go users is scheduled for later in October, alongside expanded advertiser measurement tools.
The new guide centers model selection, reusable context, clear task boundaries and measurement of completed work.
The rollout brings persistent task execution and connected apps to eligible plans, with separate enterprise specialist pilots.
The model targets coding, computer use and professional tasks, with standard API token prices below Astra’s.
The September release combines broader task execution with new deployment monitoring, according to OpenAI’s launch and safety pages.
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