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OpenAI's newest AI model is 54% more token efficient on agentic coding, Altman tells CNBC

OpenAI launches GPT-5.6 and ChatGPT Work following government approval and adjustments to the system.

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OpenAI has released its newest AI model, GPT-5.6, alongside a new tool called ChatGPT Work. Sam Altman informed CNBC that the new model demonstrates a 54% increase in token efficiency regarding agentic coding.

Coverage from The Verge, Axios, and The Washington Post highlights that the rollout followed a government green light. Bloomberg reports that Altman acknowledged making "many changes" during discussions with the U.S. government, while The Washington Post notes the Trump administration had initially restricted the system.

Future developments center on the deployment of the ChatGPT Work tool and the practical application of GPT-5.6's improved efficiency in coding tasks.

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What is the efficiency gain for agentic coding in GPT-5.6?

According to Sam Altman in an interview with CNBC, the model is 54% more token efficient on agentic coding.

Were there any delays in the release of GPT-5.6?

The Washington Post reports that the Trump administration initially put the new system "on a leash" before the government green light.

What other tools were released alongside the new model?

Axios reports that OpenAI released the ChatGPT Work tool in conjunction with GPT-5.6.

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