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OpenAI launches Decisions API for cheaper bulk document classification aimed at legal review
OpenAI has put its Decisions API into public beta, a lighter classification system that returns typed answers about 10 times faster than its Responses API and bills only input tokens at $0.10 per million tokens on GPT-6-Luna, with no cache or output charges. Artificial Lawyer says the tool is suited to first-pass due diligence, e-discovery and large compliance sorts rather than complex contract reasoning, and says it will compete with tools such as Jev.
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Key points
- Decisions returns typed answers about 10 times faster than the Responses API.Artificial Lawyer
- GPT-6-Luna input pricing is $0.10 per million tokens with no output charges.Artificial Lawyer
- It supports true/false, fixed-choice and rubric-score classification of text or images.Artificial Lawyer
- Artificial Lawyer says it fits first-pass review, not complex contract reasoning.Artificial Lawyer
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