OpenAI launched GPT-6 Astra on Thursday, but many developers still can’t access the model’s API endpoint for testing despite documentation and pricing. The rollout was expected to expand in the near future, starting with ChatGPT Pro subscribers, and OpenAI said the broader rollout to finish would take “a few days.” Access delays trigger one “banked reset” per day for paying ChatGPT subscribers without Astra access starting September 3, while developers waiting for API access received no similar announcement.
Experian partnered with ServiceNow to roll out an agent operating system that lets customers embed Experian’s risk, identity, and decisioning capabilities into enterprise workflows. The first partner deployment is scheduled with ServiceNow connecting to Experian’s Ascend analytics and development platform. This shifts Experian’s AI from an internal virtual assistant into enterprise scaling via APIs and a model context protocol, with controlled agent access and human-in-the-loop for regulated decisions.
WebLLM released as an in-browser LLM inference engine that runs fully in the browser using WebGPU hardware acceleration and can integrate via an OpenAI API-compatible interface.
It supports chat streaming by setting stream: true in engine.chat.completions.create.
Developers can now deploy certain models locally in web apps without server support, including structured JSON generation and optional worker/service-worker execution for better UI responsiveness.
Three-LLM runs several small language models locally in the browser by converting each model’s inference graph into Three.js TSL WebGPU compute shaders and loading Hugging Face checkpoints directly.
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