GPT-6 Sol leaks, screenshots and release rumors

Apple blogger Federico Viticci says that if the rumor is true, a more efficient GPT-6 Sol could be a lot of fun, without giving any screenshots or details.

A user looking forward to GPT-6 Sol hopes it keeps ChatGPT's conversational ability instead of trying to handle everything like Astra while failing to hold a conversation.

A Chinese post mocks the pledge to slow frontier model releases, noting that Altman is said to ship GPT-6 Sol, Dario Opus 5.2 and Musk Grok 4.8 this week.

Signals point to an imminent GPT-6 Sol release: GPT-5.5 retires October 14, Sol 6 is reportedly in gray testing, and Sam and Tibo tease DevDay-level launches this week.

With web search off, asking which Opus model is newest returns Opus 4.7 if the session is on GPT-6 Sol and 4.6 if it is still on 5.6 Sol, the post says.

A short Japanese post expresses excitement that GPT-6 Sol may be coming soon.

A comparison chart claims the decision model Jev is about 238x cheaper than GPT-6 Astra, has a 0% error rate on structured output and tool calls, and places Sol/Opus 5 in the 73–74% accuracy tier.

The author found that their post about GPT-6 Sol gray testing was cited by AppSo and shared a screenshot to mark the occasion.

A user posts a screenshot alleging Grok's summaries can be manipulated into confidently inventing GPT-6 Sol, a model OpenAI has never released or confirmed, and questions Grok's frontier capability.

A Japanese post says Sam's remarks have spread a rumor that GPT-6 Sol may arrive this Friday Japan time, and notes claims that 5.6 Sol was swapped for 6 Sol in the backend with behavior changes.

A Japanese rumor says GPT-6 Sol will launch on Thursday while GPT-5.5 retires in October, with the poster remarking on how fast the cycle is moving.

The poster complains that OpenAI talked about slowing down yesterday, yet today word is that GPT-6 Sol and Opus 5.2 will both ship this week.