GPT-6 Sol/Luna and Aeon Agent Rumors Surge Amid Technical Leaks, No Official Confirmation

During Sep 21–23, rumors about OpenAI's next-gen GPT-6 (Sol/Luna variants) and the persistent agent Aeon converged from multiple anonymous leaks and community evidence: Azure config files, Sub2API response metadata, and Codex code fields were cited as technical corroboration, and on Sep 23 users claimed both versions were already grey-rolling out in ChatGPT with up to 6x Astra's speed. Yet debunker TokenGremlin refuted claims like a "Tuesday launch." Nothing is officially confirmed and the picture is mixed.

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If the halved pricing holds, GPT-6 Sol could sharply cut unit costs and spark a price war. The Azure, Sub2API, and Codex evidence lends technical plausibility, and the fresh "grey rollout, 6x speed" claims strengthen near-launch speculation—but still without firsthand proof. TokenGremlin's debunking shows the leak ecosystem contradicts itself on timing and positioning, and claims like "Bel is AGI" look like hype. Aeon vs. Grok Bot and Anthropic's parallel upgrades signal an intense escalation cycle; all information comes from anonymous accounts and unverified media relays, so treat with caution.

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