OpenAI launches Decisions API that reduces complex evaluations to yes, no, or pick one
Source: The Decoder (opens in a new tab) · Matthias Bastian
Intel Summary
OpenAI has introduced the Decisions API, an endpoint that classifies text and images to output yes/no probabilities, category selections, or scale ratings. Priced at $0.10 per million input tokens, the service is reported to operate approximately ten times faster than the standard Responses API. In parallel, OpenAI streamlined its paid API tiers from five to three.
Why It Matters
A dedicated, low-cost classification endpoint enables developers to offload discrete evaluation and filtering workloads from general text-generation endpoints, lowering operational latency and inference expenses. The reduction in paid API tiers will also impact how enterprise teams manage subscription limits and capacity planning on the platform.
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SourceOpenAI launches Decisions API
OpenAI has introduced the Decisions API, an endpoint that classifies text and images to output yes/no probabilities, category selections, or scale ratings. Priced at $0.10 per million input tokens, the service is reported to operate approximately ten times faster than the standard Responses API. Claims are as reported; this summary makes no determination about accuracy or significance.
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