OpenAI unveils Decisions API in limited preview, returns predefined answers with confidence scores
OpenAI has introduced a Decisions API in limited preview, built on its small Luna model, which returns predefined answers with confidence scores in 150 milliseconds. Pricing details have not been disclosed.
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Frederic Lardinois / The New Stack : OpenAI unveils Decisions API, which returns predefined answers with confidence scores, available in limited preview with no pricing details — OpenAI's Decision API, built on its small Luna model, returns predefined answers with confidence scores in 150 milliseconds. Pricing is still unknown.

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