GPT-5.6 Goes Public: Sol, Terra and Luna Change the Price Math
OpenAI opens GPT-5.6 to everyone today with three tiers, Sol, Terra and Luna. What the pricing, the tiering and the benchmark caveats mean for real work.

OpenAI opens GPT-5.6 to everyone today with three tiers, Sol, Terra and Luna. What the pricing, the tiering and the benchmark caveats mean for real work.

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