OpenAI unveils Decisions API using Luna model
OpenAI has released a preview of its Decisions API, which relies on the lightweight Luna language model. Unlike chatbots, this API gives developers a choice of predefined answers, each tagged with a confidence score. It's meant for tasks like classifying data or directing workflows, and it returns results in about 150 milliseconds. Details like pricing and how customizable it is are still under wraps.
- Uses OpenAI's smallest, most affordable Luna model
- Returns predefined answers with realistic confidence scores
- Delivers results in about 150 ms
- Aims to compete with TypeSafe's Jev decision model
- Full rollout and pricing details not yet disclosed
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