If we did change the model, we'd release it as a new model with a new name in the API (e.g., o3-turbo-2025-06-10). It would be very annoying to API customers if we ever silently changed models, so we never do this [1].
[1] `chatgpt-4o-latest` being an explicit exception
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If we did change the model, we'd release it as a new model with a new name in the API (e.g., o3-turbo-2025-06-10). It would be very annoying to API customers if we ever silently changed models, so we never do this [1].
[1] `chatgpt-4o-latest` being an explicit exception
>we'd release it as a new model with a new name
Speaking of a new name. I'll donate the API credits to run a "choose a naming scheme for AI models that isn't confusing AF" for OpenAI.
Google could at least learn something from this attitude, given their recent 03-25 -> 05-06 model alias switcharoo with 0 notice :)
That is a preview / beta model with no expectation of stability. Google did nothing wrong there. No one should be using a preview model in production.
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It was definitely annoying when o1 disappeared over night, my impression is that was better at some tasks than o3.