Users report possible GPT-6.2 Sol gray-release testing, unconfirmed by OpenAI
Overview
Khazix (@Khazix0918) says a gray-release test routed him to GPT-6.2 Sol, and that after a brief test its aesthetic sense was very strong and its defenses against sensitive requests were noticeably better.
He shares a Three.js prompt for an interactive 3D page themed "The End of Time" as an example.
Karl's AI Watts (@aiwarts) says he reasonably suspects he has already been placed in the GPT-6.2 Sol gray release, but gives no evidence or details about the model. Neither report includes confirmation from OpenAI, and no source in the reports establishes that GPT-6.2 Sol exists or is in release.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 9, 9:14 PM ET
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- Nov 9, 12:15 PM ET · 1 articleKarl's AI Watts suspects they are already in the GPT 6.2 Sol gray releaseKarl's AI Watts: Karl's AI Watts suspects they are already in the GPT 6.2 Sol gray release
- Nov 8, 2:09 PM ET · 1 articleKhazix says GPT-6.2 Sol shows strong aesthetics and better safety defensesKhazix: Khazix says GPT-6.2 Sol shows strong aesthetics and better safety defenses
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Karl's AI Watts@aiwartsXKarl's AI Watts suspects they are already in the GPT 6.2 Sol gray releaseAIKarl's AI Watts (@aiwarts) says he reasonably suspects he has already been placed in the GPT 6.2 Sol gray release. The post offers no supporting evidence or details about the model.

Khazix@Khazix0918XKhazix says GPT-6.2 Sol shows strong aesthetics and better safety defensesAIKhazix says a gray-release test routed him to GPT-6.2 Sol, and after a brief test he found its aesthetic sense very strong and its defenses against sensitive requests noticeably improved. He also shares a Three.js prompt asking for an interactive 3D web page themed "The End of Time" and suggests OpenAI may be returning to form.

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