Models / OpenAI OpenAI · Released 2026-09-22
GPT-6 Luna A GPT-6 model for focused, high-volume tasks. Its max-setting text index and dedicated Decisions endpoint have separate scopes, prices and output types.
Original model explanation ↗ Where it stands in the leaderboard Artificial Analysis intelligence comparison 38points
Intelligence Index
Rank 17 among included models
Test configuration: max
Source read · 2026-10-11 · v4.3.2
Each model uses its highest tested setting on the source page, with fallback conditions retained; scores come from one evaluator. The index mainly evaluates English text tasks; examine Chinese and image capabilities separately.
Source evaluation & rankings ↗ Evaluations: conditions and results Author-tested Decisions route, separate from the max text index
At a maze junction, the page shows direction probabilities and Pac-Man continues along the selected route.
Official model documentation
Official endpoint, not separate weights or a general-board score
How this capability connects to works and uses Author's API build · JSON state and program actions
At a maze junction, the page shows direction probabilities and Pac-Man continues along the selected route.
OpenAI model evolution 2026-09-03 GPT-6 Astra GPT-6's complex-work model connects understanding, tool use and file delivery.
Original release ↗ 2026-09-22 GPT-6 Sol / Luna Sol and Luna join the GPT-6 family with different capability and cost trade-offs.
Original release ↗ 2026-09-29 GPT-6 Sol → GPT-6.1 Sol Sol advances to 6.1, with reported gains in coding, computer use and professional work.
Original release ↗ 2026-10-06 GPT-6 Luna · Decisions API beta The same Luna model gains a dedicated endpoint for predicates, choices and scores; this is API access, not a separate set of model weights.
Original release ↗ 2026-10-08 GPT-6.1 Sol · Ultrafast The same Sol model gains an API speed tier; its capability version and board identity remain, with separate cost and product-access conditions.
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