OpenAI unveils Decisions API, which returns predefined answers with confidence scores, available in limited preview with no pricing details (Frederic Lardinois/The New Stack)
OpenAI's Decision API, built on its small Luna model, returns predefined answers with confidence scores in 150 milliseconds. Pricing is still unknown.
OpenAI has introduced a new Decisions API, which provides predefined answers along with confidence scores. This API is built on the company's Luna model, its smallest and most affordable model currently available. The API is capable of returning answers in 150 milliseconds.
The Decisions API is currently available in a limited preview, with no pricing details announced. According to The New Stack, the API is designed to offer more realistic confidence scores and is suited for tasks such as classifying content, routing requests, or selecting an agent's next action from a limited set of choices.
OpenAI plans to share more information about the Decisions API at its broad rollout, which is expected to happen in the coming days. The company likely made the announcement ahead of its annual DevDay conference.
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