Language Models

2026/11/02

  1. Fast mode on Claude Opus 4.8 ends on 30 November; on Opus 5.5 it costs $8 input and $40 output
    PriceAnthropic

2026/10/19

  1. Sending Claude API traces to Datadog and other platforms with OpenTelemetry
    How to UseAnthropic
  2. OpenAI's Decisions API does not charge for output, at $0.10 per million input tokens
    PriceOpenAI

2026/10/18

  1. Creating GPT-Live voices from text for free, plus new Japanese voices Harema and Shida
    How to UseOpenAI
  2. Fast mode for Claude Opus 5.5 no longer needs an access request (at twice the standard price)
    PriceAnthropic

2026/10/13

  1. How much does speech-to-text cost per hour? Comparing the xAI and Mistral APIs
    PricexAIMistral
  2. Mistral Large 4 costs $1.36 in and $4.18 out, at half price for two weeks after launch
    PriceMistral
  3. Claude Managed Agents' web_fetch now fetches only URLs that already appear in the session
    How to UseAnthropic
  4. xAI's speech-to-text API costs $0.10 an hour in batch, and moved to 2.0 on 2 October
    PricexAI
  5. Claude Max and Team plans now include monthly API credits ($100 on Max 5x)
    PriceAnthropic
  6. GPT-6.1 Sol charges less than GPT-6 Sol for cached input
    ModelOpenAI
  7. Claude Sonnet 5.5 keeps Sonnet 5's price, and its cache reads were halved on 7 October
    ModelAnthropic
  8. Claude Haiku 5.5 is priced like GPT-6 Luna up to 100K tokens, and five times higher beyond
    PriceAnthropicOpenAI

2026/09/29

  1. Gemini 2.5 models are now limited to users who have used them before
    ModelGoogle
  2. Grok 4.7 joins xAI's model list at the same price and context as Grok 4.6
    ModelxAI
  3. Gemini 3.8 Live pricing: audio in at $0.005 a minute and audio out at $0.018
    PriceGoogle

2026/09/28

  1. Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS and Flash-Lite TTS prices double on 1 January 2027
    PriceGoogle
  2. Claude Opus 5.5 is $4 in and $20 out, and the model Anthropic now recommends first
    ModelAnthropic
  3. GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna: Luna costs a twentieth of Sol
    ModelOpenAI

2026/09/15

  1. DeepSeek V4.1 Flash takes over from V4 Flash at a lower price
    ModelDeepSeek
  2. Sakana AI's Fugu Ultra v2 and Fugu Max answer by routing work to other models
    ModelSakana AIOpenAI
  3. Cognition's SWE-2 is a coding model built on Kimi K3
    ModelCognitionMoonshot
  4. Inception's Mercury 2.5, a diffusion model at $0.75 per million output tokens
    PriceInceptionOpenAIAnthropic
  5. GPT-Live 1 bills by the minute, at $0.05, with the reasoning model on top
    PriceOpenAI

2026/09/08

  1. Meta sells the same model at two prices, and the cheap one is paid for with your prompts
    PriceMeta
  2. Grok 4.6 is the flagship, and it holds half the context of Grok 4.3
    ModelxAI
  3. Kimi K3 holds a million tokens at one flat rate
    ModelMoonshot
  4. The same Qwen model costs less from Beijing than from Singapore
    PriceAlibaba
  5. On Mistral, Large costs a third of Medium
    PriceMistral
  6. GPT-6 Astra and the three models that make up GPT-6
    ModelOpenAI
  7. GPT-6 Astra prices, and the 272K line that reprices the whole request
    PriceOpenAIAnthropic
  8. Claude Fable 5.1 takes the top of the lineup, and Fable 5 moves to legacy
    ModelAnthropic
  9. Cache reads on Fable 5.1 are a quarter of what they cost on Fable 5
    CostAnthropic

2026/09/02

  1. The current Claude lineup: 1M context, 128K output, retirement more than a year out
    ModelAnthropic
  2. SWE-bench Verified is at 97, and the top of the table is hard to read
    BenchmarkAnthropic
  3. A benchmark number means nothing without the conditions it was taken under
    BenchmarkAnthropicOpenAIGoogleDeepSeek
  4. Claude API prices, and the Sonnet 5 increase that did not happen
    PriceAnthropic
  5. OpenAI API prices: the GPT-5.6 line has long-context rates too
    PriceOpenAI
  6. Gemini API prices, and the two dates that change them
    PriceGoogle
  7. DeepSeek now charges double during peak hours
    PriceDeepSeek
  8. Perplexity Sonar ends on 27 September 2026, replaced by the Agent API
    PricePerplexity
  9. What prompt caching actually costs, and where the tenth does not hold
    CostOpenAIAnthropicGoogleDeepSeekxAIMetaMistralAlibabaMoonshotSakana AI
  10. Long context: who reprices the whole request, and who does not
    CostOpenAIAnthropicGooglexAIAlibabaMoonshotSakana AI
  11. Adding an MCP server to Claude Code, and which scope to pick
    How to UseAnthropic

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OpenAI's Decisions API does not charge for output, at $0.10 per million input tokens

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2026/10/19

OpenAI released the Decisions API in beta on 6 October 2026⁠[1]. Given text or images, it returns typed answers: the probability that a condition is true, one option from a fixed set, or a score against a rubric⁠[2].

According to OpenAI, it answers about 10 times faster than the Responses API⁠[1,2]. gpt-6-luna is currently the only model, and the endpoint is POST /v1/decisions⁠[2]. OpenAI expects general availability in the coming weeks⁠[2].

Only input tokens are billed, at $0.10 per million⁠[2]. There are no charges for output, cache reads or cache writes⁠[2]. Used normally, gpt-6-luna costs $0.50 per million output tokens⁠[1].

Regional processing premiums and long-context input multipliers still apply to this API⁠[2]. Zero Data Retention and HIPAA use are supported for eligible customers⁠[2].

There are three question types⁠[2]. predicate returns the probability from 0 to 1 that a condition is true, choice returns one of the supplied options, and score returns the probability-weighted average of the indices of ordered levels⁠[2].

choice and score also return the probability of each option and a confidence value⁠[2]. Independent questions can be combined in one request⁠[2]. When a question depends on an earlier answer, send separate requests⁠[2].

For extracting data into your own JSON schema or generating an explanation, OpenAI points to Structured Outputs in the Responses API⁠[2].

On 15 October, GPT-Live gained the ability to call Decisions directly⁠[1]. An application can act on what a user says while the user is still speaking⁠[1].

Sources

  1. [1]OpenAI - Changelog
  2. [2]OpenAI - Decisions