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According to a post on X by @kimmonismus, GPT-6.1 Sol routed him to a newer model, and he shared two test builds: a Simpsons house made as a Three.js diorama and a pelican. The same discussion, as described in the source, includes @AiBattle_ suggesting a knowledge-cutoff test about the June 7, 2026 Tony Awards, and @theo posting "Big week coming" with 772 likes. The source says OpenAI has not announced a release.
According to a post on X by @kimmonismus, GPT-6.1 Sol routed him to a newer model, and he shared two test builds: a Simpsons house made as a Three.js diorama and a pelican. The same discussion, as described in the source, includes @AiBattle_ suggesting a knowledge-cutoff test about the June 7, 2026 Tony Awards, and @theo posting "Big week coming" with 772 likes. The source says OpenAI has not announced a release.
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@kimmonismus (347 likes) says GPT-6.1 Sol routed him to a newer model and shared two test builds, a Simpsons house as a Three.js diorama and a pelican. @AiBattle_ suggested a knowledge-cutoff test about the June 7, 2026 Tony Awards, and @theo posted "Big week coming" (772 likes). OpenAI has not announced a...
If these reports are accurate, a new default ChatGPT model may already be in limited testing, which could affect developers and businesses that build on ChatGPT, as well as users whose answers may change without notice. OpenAI has not confirmed the model, so there are no official capabilities or launch date to plan around. Watch for an official announcement from OpenAI.
Developers may have a new tool, API, or workflow change worth testing against their own stack.
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