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OpenAI is planning to release three new AI models: GPT-4.1, o3, and o4 mini, according to a report from The Verge citing sources familiar with the company’s roadmap. GPT-4.1 is described as an upgraded version of GPT-4o, the multimodal model introduced last year that processes text, audio, and images in real time. In addition to the full model, OpenAI is expected to offer two smaller variants: GPT-4.1 mini and GPT-4.1 nano. The company is also preparing to launch the full version of the o3 reasoning model, along with a compact variant called o4 mini, which might be released first. References to these models have already been discovered in an updated web version of ChatGPT.

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OpenAI plans to remove its GPT-4 language model from ChatGPT on April 30, according to a recent changelog announcement. The company will replace it entirely with GPT-4o, which OpenAI says performs better than the original model across writing, programming, and STEM tasks. While GPT-4 will disappear from ChatGPT, developers can still access it through OpenAI's API. The 2023 model, which CEO Sam Altman indicated cost over $100 million to develop, remains at the center of several ongoing copyright disputes, including a lawsuit from the New York Times.

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OpenAI has introduced an Evals API that enables programmatic test creation and automation. The system lets developers integrate evaluations directly into their workflows while maintaining the same configuration options available in OpenAI's dashboard interface. Through API calls, teams can define test parameters, manage evaluation data, and rapidly refine prompts. While the API works with models from other companies, those models must support OpenAI's "Chat Completions API" format. Technical documentation is available in both the OpenAI Cookbook and API documentation.

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