OpenAI has launched GPT-6.1 and Sol with Codex and ChatGPT Work, claiming that their performance is close to that of Astra and the cost is lower.
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OpenAI announced during the Developer Day event that they have launched the GPT-6.1 Sol model on Codex and ChatGPT Work. According to the official statement, this model performs close to Astra when handling complex tasks, but at a lower cost than Astra. It is suitable for repetitive, long-running tasks in code, applications, and documentation. Based on information disclosed by @LuminaBench, the pricing is $2 per 1 million tokens inputs, $0.1 for cache inputs, and $10 for outputs.
On September 30th, at the OpenAI Developer Day event held today, OpenAI launched the GPT-6.1 Sol model in Codex and ChatGPT Work. Officials stated: "The GPT-6.1 Sol perform close to Astra when handling complex tasks, but at a lower cost than Astra."
The official introduction of IT's translation service is as follows:
GPT-6.1 Sol When handling complex tasks, its performance is close to that of Astra, but the cost is lower than that of Astra. It is suitable for repetitive, long-running tasks in code, applications, and documentation. Availability depends on the user's package, client settings, and workspace configurations.
In terms of pricing, according to the information revealed by @LuminaBench:
- The input fee for every 1 million tokens is 2 US dollars (Note from IT: According to the current exchange rate, this is approximately 13.4 yuan RMB);
- The caching input fee for every 1 million tokens is 0.1 US dollars (which is approximately 0.67 Chinese yuan at the current exchange rate);
- The output fee for every 1 million tokens is 10 US dollars (which is approximately 67.2 yuan according to the current exchange rate).
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