DevDay takeaways: OpenAI's Dots bets on multiplayer, Sol 6.1 adds cheap cached tokens
ivan_bezdomny · x · 2026-09-30
Quoting @kunchenguid's DevDay breakdown:
- Dots: looks similar to Grok Bot and Muse but is a more cohesive implementation spanning personal and business use, single-player and multiplayer; the author is optimistic about its trajectory.
- Sol 6.1: the biggest news is OpenAI catching up on cheaper cached tokens, a major cost factor for long-horizon work; the model itself feels odd given 6.1 shipped only days after 6, making Sol 6 look premature.
The reposter adds that Sign in with ChatGPT should have launched earlier—OpenAI is playing catch-up—and doubts end users will care how Dots differs from Muse or Grok Bot, though companies might.
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