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OpenAI’s o3-pro “reasoning” model debuts to replace o1-pro

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1. OpenAI’s o3-pro “reasoning” model debuts to replace o1-pro

The new model has slightly outperformed the o3 (medium) and o1-pro in OpenAI’s benchmark testing:

  • Available to ChatGPT Pro and Team users.

  • Enterprise and Edu users will get it next week.

  • Priced at $20/M input and $80/M output tokens in the API.

  • Takes longer than o1-pro to respond, per OpenAI.

  • Generating images isn’t possible, and Canvas isn’t supported.

  • Tends to overthink if not given enough context.

o3-pro has been rated higher than o3 by human reviewers, OpenAI said

Relatedly, the o3 price has dropped 80% to $2/M input and $8/M output tokens, competitive with Gemini 2.5 Pro and Claude 4 Sonnet

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3. Google rolls out Android 16 to Pixel phones earlier than expected

4. Sam Altman expects AI systems with “novel insights” for 2026

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