OpenAI's Decisions API, running on GPT-6 Luna, is now in public beta. It returns typed probabilities, choices and scores about ten times faster than the Responses API, at $0.10 per million input tokens with no output charge.
Workers at three major publishing houses told WIRED that language models are being used for publicity, cover art, back-cover copy and emails. Some executives are pushing junior staff to champion the technology.
Cloudflare is adding Clef-omni to its Clef family of decision models; it handles audio, video, images and text in a single pipeline. The company has also cut Clef-flash prices and made Clef inference up to twice as fast.
McKinsey is using a knowledge graph to give enterprise AI applications context, linking company data with the business relationships behind decisions.
The creator of Linux calls vibe coding a wonderful way to find joy in programming. He does not see it as suitable for running Linux development, though using AI to find bugs is acceptable.
A TechCrunch piece draws on the work of Dr. Sherry Turkle to examine why people tend to treat AI as if it were human and whether they should.