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GPT 5.6 Sol is the best "vision" model OpenAI ever released

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OpenAI's GPT-5.6 lineup includes the Sol, Terra, and Luna models, with a focus on enhanced computer use and the ability to navigate desktop applications. The models demonstrate improved visual understanding, which will be evaluated using an upcoming visual language model benchmark.

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  • Praise: GPT-5.6 Sol shows impressive capabilities in vision tasks, particularly in restructuring UI for better readability and consistency, outperforming previous GPT versions.
  • Praise: The MoE architecture of GPT-5.6 Sol seems cohesive, indicating a solid advancement in AI vision models.
  • Praise: Some users appreciate the flexibility of Sol for various tasks without needing custom development, showcasing its broad applicability.
  • Concern: Gemini 3.5 Flash outperformed GPT-5.6 Sol across all benchmarks except for OCR, and it does so at a third of the cost — a clear indicator of Sol's limitations.
  • Concern: Using Sol for simple tasks like pill counting feels like overkill, as traditional methods like OpenCV can handle these efficiently with much lower latency.
  • Concern: There are concerns about the accuracy of Sol's outputs, with detected bounding boxes showing errors, which raises questions about its reliability in practical applications.