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OpenAI launches Decisions API for structured LLM outputs · 2 sources tracked

OpenAI has launched a public beta for its new Decisions API, designed to provide structured outputs like probabilities, choices, or scores instead of lengthy text responses. This API aims to simplify integration by eliminating the need for complex parsing, such as regular expressions, to extract specific information from LLM outputs. Initially supporting the GPT-6 Luna model, the Decisions API is expected to reach general availability in the coming weeks and offers three question types: predicate (yes/no), choice (from a defined set), and score (on a defined rubric). AI

IMPACT Simplifies LLM integration by providing structured outputs, reducing the need for complex parsing and potentially improving reliability in applications.

RANK_REASON The cluster describes a new API endpoint from OpenAI, which is a product release but not a core frontier model release.

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OpenAI launches Decisions API for structured LLM outputs · 2 sources tracked

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