OpenAI will be publicly released on Thursday GPT-5

OpenAI will publicly release the GPT-5.6 series of large models on Thursday. Previously, due to network security concerns, the Trump administration had asked OpenAI to restrict the launch of this new model. OpenAI officially announced on Tuesday that the latest generation of GPT-5.6 series models will be officially launched to the public this Thursday. Previously, the Trump administration once asked OpenAI to limit the scope of new models due to cybersecurity risk considerations. The media Axios simultaneously disclosed on Tuesday that the U.S. government has now released OpenAI and allowed GPT-5.6 to be launched on a large scale. Three major sub-models of GPT-5.6: Sol, Terra, and Luna. The U.S. government's move to suspend the full release of AI models has caused a lot of confusion and concern in the artificial intelligence industry. Currently, major AI companies and U.S. regulatory agencies are working together to develop a more standardized large model release control mechanism. The core control point lies in the model's ability to identify software network security vulnerabilities to avoid related functions posing security threats to domestic companies in the United States. Both companies, Anthropic and OpenAI, have weakened or plan to weaken the model's ability to mine network security vulnerabilities when opening the model to ordinary users. Related articles: The Trump administration lifts restrictions on OpenAI GPT 5.6 via cnBeta.COM - Chinese Industry Information Station (author: Source: Global Market Report)