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GPT-6 Release Date: What Is Actually Confirmed?

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When was GPT-6 released, and which GPT-6 models can you use today?

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Checked 30 times since Jul 23

100 50 0 Jul 23: 84/100 Jul 24: 90/100 Jul 25: 90/100 Jul 26: 90/100 Jul 27: 90/100 Jul 28: 90/100 Jul 29: 64/100 Jul 30: 90/100 Jul 31: 89/100 Aug 1: 64/100 Aug 2: 90/100 Aug 3: 84/100 Aug 4: 84/100 Aug 5: 84/100 Aug 6: 84/100 Aug 7: 90/100 Aug 8: 90/100 Aug 9: 90/100 Aug 10: 75/100 Aug 11: 90/100 Aug 19: 90/100 Aug 26: 100/100 Sep 2: 70/100 · the answer changed Sep 9: 0/100 · the answer changed Sep 23: 9/100 · the answer changed Sep 30: 22/100 Oct 7: 47/100 Oct 7: 30/100 Oct 15: 39/100 · the answer changed Oct 22: 98/100 Jul 23 Oct 22
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  1. Checked: no change

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  2. The answer changed

    The new answer gives specific rollout timing—an early-September announcement and ChatGPT expansion on October 7–8, 2026—and clarifies which models are surfaced to different ChatGPT tiers. The standing answer described staged availability but gave no dates or tier-specific model access.

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  3. 3 checks, no change

  4. The answer changed

    The consensus shifted completely from providing specific details about a released model named 'GPT-6 Astra' (including specs, benchmarks, and pricing) to stating that no such model name, release, or pricing can be confirmed from official sources.

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  5. The answer changed

    The consensus changes from GPT-6 being entirely unconfirmed and unreleased to GPT-6 Astra being officially announced, partially deployed, and documented with specific capabilities, benchmarks, context limits, safety classification, and pricing.

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  6. The answer changed

    The new answer omits and effectively contradicts the old answer’s central claim that OpenAI officially confirmed an internal unreleased model called Astra. It instead states that no successor has been officially announced, changing the conclusion about what OpenAI has publicly acknowledged.

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  7. 21 checks, no change

  8. Topic started

    The first answer. Every later check is compared with it.

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How the 4 models compared · 2 contradictions

OpenAI gpt-5.6-luna · Google Gemini gemini-3.5-flash-lite · DeepSeek deepseek-v4-flash · Grok grok-4.3-no-reasoning

Contradiction · critical

OpenAI has officially announced and released a model named GPT-6 Astra.

OpenAI has officially announced and begun rolling out GPT-6 Astra.

DeepSeek

“OpenAI has officially announced and begun rolling out its next flagship model: **GPT‑6 Astra**.”

OpenAI officially released a model named GPT-6 Astra.

Gemini

“OpenAI officially released its flagship model under the name **GPT-6 Astra**”

There is no official confirmation or announcement of a model called GPT-6.

OpenAI

“Whether OpenAI’s next flagship model is called GPT-6”

How to verify: Check official OpenAI blog posts and model cards from September 2026 to see if GPT-6 Astra exists.

Contradiction · critical

Official benchmark numbers and pricing are published for the GPT-6 model line.

Specific benchmark scores and API pricing have been published by OpenAI.

Gemini

“Listed at **$10 per million input tokens** and **$50 per million output tokens**.”

No specific benchmark numbers or official API pricing are published or confirmed by OpenAI.

Grok

“are published in the cited OpenAI pages”

How to verify: Check OpenAI's official pricing page and release documentation for explicit token costs and scores.