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OpenAI Releases GPT-6 Astra Model; Gold Breaks $4,500

OpenAI officially released the GPT-6 Astra model and claimed it is nearing AGI. Overnight, markets reassessed the probability of a Federal Reserve rate hike in September at 50%, spot gold briefly surged past $4,500, and the IPO review status of Yangtze Memory Technologies Corp. changed to awaiting regulatory inquiry.

OpenAI Releases GPT-6 Astra Model and Upgrades Cybersecurity

OpenAI officially launches the GPT-6 Astra model equipped with newly added cybersecurity protection measures, focusing on strengthening system defense mechanisms to enhance data security and operational stability.

OpenAI Teases Upcoming Astra Model Release

Odaily News: OpenAI released a video on X, teasing the upcoming launch of the Astra model (the video content switches between ASTRA and A6TRA), with the model name likely to be GPT-6-Astra.

B.AI Announces Its API Key Now Supports Calling DeepSeek Series Models via Codex

Odaily News, September 2 — B.AI announced that its Responses API now integrates DeepSeek series models. Developers only need to use their B.AI API Key to directly call DeepSeek series models supported by the B.AI platform within the Codex client, seamlessly integrating DeepSeek's powerful reasoning and code generation capabilities into their daily development workflows.Previously, B.AI already supported calling GPT series models via Codex; this integration of the DeepSeek series further enriches developers' model choices within the Codex environment — after completing the minimal configuration of the API Key and Base URL, developers can flexibly switch between DeepSeek and GPT to meet diverse needs such as code generation, understanding, debugging, refactoring, and collaborative development. B.AI will continue to expand its model matrix and API compatibility capabilities, providing global developers with a more open and efficient programming assistance experience.

Polymarket probability of "OpenAI's Astra releasing before September 11" rises to 86%, up 41% in 24 hours

Monitoring by PPP Prediction Market Tool shows that Polymarket's probability of "OpenAI's Astra releasing before September 11" has risen to 86%, up 41% in 24 hours; the probability of release before September 15 has risen to 91%, up 29% in 24 hours.If OpenAI releases "Astra" to the public before the specified date, or releases a product that is officially or credibly confirmed by media to be the same model as the previously announced "Astra," the event will settle as "Yes"; otherwise, it will settle as "No."Qualifying models may use names such as Astra, Astra 1, Astra 6, GPT-6 Astra, or be released under a different name. Models like GPT-5.7 and GPT-6 will only count if they are confirmed to be the same model as the previously mentioned Astra.The model must be open to the public, including public testing or an open waitlist; closed testing or private access does not count. Settlement is primarily based on official OpenAI information, with reference to consensus reporting from credible media.Join the PPP Signal Push Community to stay ahead and seize opportunities.

JPMorgan: AI token spend up 7% month-over-month, B200 leasing down 1.5% for the first time, DRAM spot prices rise for five consecutive months

According to Chaowang Research, JPMorgan’s August 28 research report states that OpenRouter platform token volume increased 47% month-over-month and 28 times year-over-year in August, while expenditure rose 7% month-over-month and 12 times year-over-year; the volume-weighted average price decreased 28% month-over-month, with low-priced models such as GPT-5.6 Luna accounting for approximately 99% of the incremental volume. In the GPU rental market, A100 prices remained flat at $1.65/hour, H100 rebounded to $2.73 (+1.2%), and B200 fell 1.5% month-over-month to $5.63, marking the first monthly decline since the index was published in September 2025. DRAM spot prices have risen for five consecutive months, with DDR5 16Gb reaching $50.20 (+6% month-over-month, +880% year-over-year); NAND ended a four-month downward trend, with 1Tb quoted at $30.50 (+14% month-over-month, +470% year-over-year). JPMorgan observes that AI computing demand continues to expand, yet structural shifts on the supply side are reshaping pricing dynamics. Closed-source and open-source models are growing in tandem, with lower-priced models gaining market share while higher-priced models drive the majority of revenue. The price reduction for B200 reflects increased capacity for next-generation GPUs, while the rebound in H100 pricing demonstrates sustained demand resilience for the preceding generation. With both DRAM and NAND showing strength, the ongoing crowding-out effect of HBM on DRAM capacity continues to provide positive support to semiconductor equipment suppliers.

B.AI API is now compatible with Codex, supporting GPT series model calls

Odaily News, August 26 - B.AI announced that its API is now fully compatible with the OpenAI Responses API. Developers only need to use a B.AI API Key to complete the Base URL configuration, allowing them to directly call GPT series models supported by B.AI within the Codex development environment, seamlessly integrating cutting-edge large model capabilities into their daily coding workflows. This means that whether it's code generation, logical understanding, intelligent debugging, architectural refactoring, or team development collaboration, developers can access real-time intelligent assistance from GPT series models in the Codex environment, comprehensively covering various scenario needs from individual development to team collaboration.B.AI remains committed to lowering the barrier to entry for top-tier AI capabilities, offering developers around the world an efficient and convenient programming assistance experience through more open ecosystem compatibility and more flexible invocation methods, helping developers better focus on creation itself.

Former DeepMind Employee Founded Inherent, AI Agent Research Reproduction Outperforms Claude and GPT-5.5

According to TechCrunch, the UK AI lab Inherent, founded by several former members of Google DeepMind, has released an AI research agent named Faraday. The company states that Faraday outperforms frontier models such as Anthropic Claude Opus 4.8 and OpenAI GPT-5.5 in tasks requiring the independent reproduction of research results from published scientific papers.

AI programming platform Replit announces adoption of OpenAI's low-cost model to lower the barrier to programming

: AI programming platform Replit has launched a new feature called Free Mode, powered by OpenAI's latest low-cost model GPT-5.6 Luna, aimed at reducing the cost for users to access AI programming tools and enhancing the value for paid subscribers.Replit stated that Free Mode is currently available to Core and Pro subscribers, corresponding to the $20/month and $100/month plans, respectively. This mode will serve as the default experience, allowing users to prioritize the low-cost model for chat, brainstorming, and simple programming tasks. When a task requires stronger reasoning capabilities, Replit Agent will automatically switch to a higher-performance model.Michele Catasta, Head of AI at Replit, said that the launch of Free Mode is made possible by OpenAI significantly cutting the cost of the GPT-5.6 Luna model. At the end of July, OpenAI reduced the API price of this model by approximately 80%, achieving cost reduction through improved model efficiency rather than relying on additional computing resources. (Fortune)

Polymarket probability of OpenAI releasing Astra before September 15 drops to 42%, down 18% in 24 hours

According to monitoring by the PPP Prediction Market Tool, in the Polymarket "OpenAI Astra Release Date" prediction market, the probability of OpenAI releasing Astra before September 15 has dropped to 42%, down 18% in 24 hours; the probability of a release before August 31 is currently at 10%, down 8% in 24 hours.If OpenAI officially releases Astra before the specified date in the title (Eastern Time), or releases a product confirmed to be the same model as the previously disclosed Astra and makes it available to the public, the market will settle as Yes; otherwise, it will settle as No.The model can be named Astra, Astra 1, GPT-6 Astra, or any other name, but it must be confirmed by OpenAI's official channels or credible media that it is indeed Astra. Models such as GPT-5.7 and GPT-6 will only count if they are confirmed to be the same model as Astra.A public beta or opening a waitlist counts as an official release; closed beta or private access does not. Settlement will primarily rely on official information from OpenAI, with consistent reports from credible media also considered.Join the PPP Signal Push Community to stay ahead of the curve and seize the initiative.

Bank of America: Anthropic leads frontier AI model rankings, token prices ease but GPU rents remain firm

According to TechFlow Research, the frontier AI data tracking report released by Bank of America Securities on August 17 shows that Anthropic leads comprehensively in three major AI benchmarks, with Claude Opus 5 ranking first in the Intelligence Index, Agent Index, and Coding Agent Index, GPT-5.6 Sol following closely behind, Meta MuseSpark 1.2 entering the top ten, and Google Gemini 3.6 Flash ranking outside the top ten. In terms of usage, DeepSeek leads with approximately 30% of the Vercel platform token share, Anthropic accounts for 25% and OpenAI accounts for 16%; but in terms of payment amount, Anthropic leads far ahead with 65%, while OpenAI accounts for only 11%. In terms of pricing, the AI Token Price Index decreased 9% month-over-month in August to $2.21, but still increased 87% year-over-year; GPU rental rates remain strong, with H100 increasing 33% year-over-year to $2.77/hour, DRAM increasing 483% year-over-year, and NAND increasing 432% year-over-year. The research report judges that AI infrastructure demand remains healthy, with open-source model usage growing but payment share still highly concentrated on top closed-source models. BofA believes that the Meta "Watermelon" and Google Gemini 4 releases, token pricing trends and GPU rental trends are

GPT-5.6 Sol Launches Ultrafast Mode, Speed Increased 14x

OpenAI previews the Ultrafast mode of GPT-5.6 Sol, with output speeds reaching up to 750 tokens per second, a 14-fold increase compared to before, powered by Cerebras. The two parties signed a $10 billion cooperation agreement earlier this year. The service will initially be available only to specific customers via the OpenAI API, with OpenAI planning to gradually expand access as compute capacity grows. OpenAI has already used this mode internally for incident response and plans to use speed as a new pricing lever.

July US Enterprise AI Consumption Observation: OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol Revenue Surpasses Anthropic Fable 5

According to the latest AI Index data released by fintech company Ramp, U.S. companies' spending on Anthropic Fable 5 in July was approximately 75% of that on OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol, with the top model's popularity lagging behind the latter.

Grok 4.6 Tops Multiple Benchmarks, Outperforms Grok 4.5 High in Multiple Evaluations

It was previously reported that Grok 4.6 went live. Latest benchmark information shows Grok 4.6 ranks first in three benchmarks: GDPVal-AA v2, AA-Briefcase, and Harvey LAB, and second in four benchmarks: CursorBench, FrontierCode, APEX-Agents, and APEX-SWE. The specific scores are GDPVal-AA v2 1753, AA-Briefcase 1577, Harvey LAB 15.8%, CursorBench 69.9%, FrontierCode 61.3%, APEX-Agents 57.5%, and APEX-SWE 56.4% respectively. It surpasses Grok 4.5 High in every listed benchmark and ties with GPT-5.6 Sol Max at 61 points on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index. Grok 4.6 is available in Cursor and Grok Build starting today, with usage doubling in the first week.

OpenAI: ChatGPT Free Users Can Now Use GPT-5.6 Luna Unlimitedly, Astra Delayed

Odaily News: AI company OpenAI announced that ChatGPT free users and users on the low-cost Go plan can now use the lightweight GPT-5.6 model Luna without limits, but only for text conversations. File uploads, image generation, and voice conversations will still be subject to existing usage limits.GPT-5.6 Luna is the fastest but relatively lower-performing model in the GPT-5.6 series, and it now includes a new "Think" option that allows for extended reasoning time. OpenAI has also improved GPT-5.6's top-tier model Sol for Plus and Pro users, enhancing the reliability of factual information such as numbers, dates, and sources.OpenAI has also decided to postpone the release of its next-generation model, Astra. Internal evaluations of this model have shown strong capabilities in coding and cybersecurity, potentially reaching a "dangerous" rating. Internal activities have been temporarily paused as enhanced safety standards have not yet been finalized.

B.AI weekly benefits continue to update, 90% off API access channel launched, Qwen3.8-Max available for free

B.AI welcomes multiple major updates this week. In terms of benefits, new users can log in with one click using Bitget Wallet, Binance Wallet, or imToken wallet to immediately claim 1 million free Credits; logging in via an invitation code grants an additional 300,000, stacking with the exclusive wallet login bonus for a cumulative maximum of 1.3 million, while inviters simultaneously enjoy permanent rebates on friends' recharges and subscriptions. Recharge discounts are released simultaneously, with BNB Chain channels enjoying an exclusive 1:1 equivalent quota bonus, while other multiple payment methods enjoy a 1:0.5 bonus; a single user can receive up to $100 equivalent points. On the model side, new breakthroughs continue as the "Choose Your Own Provider" lineup expands significantly this week, adding the Nebula channel and launching historic call discounts as low as 90% off; meanwhile, Alibaba's flagship Qwen model Qwen3.8-Max officially lands on the platform and is now open for limited-time free experience. Currently, the choose-your-own-provider mode fully covers global mainstream large model series such as Claude, GPT, and Gemini; combined with recharge bonuses and multiple discount tiers, it continues to deliver extreme cost-performance computing power for global developers and enterprise users. Log in now at chat.b.ai/chat to start your journey of intelligent creation.

OpenAI: GPT-5.6 Sol Delivers Instant and Deep Reasoning Capabilities for Plus and Pro Users

Odaily News, OpenAI announced that GPT-5.6 Sol now supports instant response and deep reasoning features for ChatGPT Plus and Pro users, aiming to provide a more accurate and focused answer experience. Additionally, OpenAI stated that free users and Go users will gain access to unlimited text chat powered by GPT-5.6 Luna starting tomorrow.

Fortune: Core Contradiction of AI Race May Shift from US-China Confrontation to Open Source vs. Closed

According to Fortune, as Chinese open-source AI models such as DeepSeek V4 Flash, GLM-5.2, and Kimi K3 continue to make breakthroughs, the core conflict of the global AI competition is shifting from "US-China confrontation" to a contest of "open source vs. closed." DeepSeek V4 Flash's performance lags behind GPT-5.6 Luna by only one intelligence index point, but the cost per task remains 60% lower even after OpenAI's 80% price cut. US export controls on China were originally intended to restrict China's AI development, but instead compelled Chinese enterprises to innovate deeply at the algorithm architecture level, accelerating the rise of the open-source model. Currently, trends in the US tech industry are shifting; former "AI Czar" David Sacks and others publicly support the open-source route, and Anthropic has also softened its stance against open source.

DeepSeek V4-Flash Dominates Competitors in Cost-Performance, Operating Costs Only 1/105 of Claude's

According to Reuters, the latest V4-Flash API model officially released by Chinese AI startup DeepSeek on July 31 incurred operating costs of only 1/105 that of Anthropic Claude Fable 5 in benchmark tests conducted by AI performance analysis agency Artificial Analysis. Regarding specific pricing, V4-Flash input token costs are $0.14 per million, and output token costs are $0.28 per million, with an average cost per test of approximately 3 cents, far lower than Wenxin Kimi K3 (86 cents), OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol ($1.86), and Claude Fable 5 ($3.15). In terms of performance, V4-Flash scored 50 points on the Comprehensive Intelligence Index, tying with Google Gemini 3.6 Flash, but still more than 9 points lower than leading models such as Claude Opus 5 and GPT-5.6. It is worth noting that a low listed price does not equate to low actual costs—if the model consumes more inference and output tokens when generating responses, actual expenses may rise significantly.

OpenAI: ChatGPT Global Active Users Surpass 1 Billion, Enterprise Customers Exceed 2 Million

Odaily News: OpenAI announced that as of the end of July, ChatGPT's global active users surpassed 1 billion, and the number of enterprise customers exceeded 2 million.Data shows that ChatGPT gained over 1 million registered users within just 5 days of its launch, after which its user base grew rapidly, surpassing 200 million, 500 million, and 800 million users in August 2024, August 2025, and October 2025, respectively. OpenAI had previously projected internally that its user count would exceed 1 billion by the end of last year, but growth subsequently stalled, with the addition of 100 million new users taking about 5 months.OpenAI is bolstering its service competitiveness through GPT-5.6 Sol, the agent tool ChatGPT Work, as well as the lower-priced models GPT-5.6 Terra and GPT-5.6 Luna. OpenAI is also advancing the Stargate project in the U.S. with Oracle and SoftBank, and building data centers in South Korea with Samsung and SK.