GPT 5.6: The Model That Needed A Permission Slip

GPT 5.6: The Model That Needed A Permission Slip

OpenAI just shipped GPT-5.6 and ChatGPT Work, but the ship date was set by a phone call from the Commerce Department. Host Emily Laird breaks down the three-model pricing play, the office agent that is secretly a coding agent, and the efficiency pitch that contradicts its own premium feature. Then the real story: a "voluntary" government review that decided when America's most famous software product could launch, and what that precedent means for anyone building on a single frontier model. The framework behind it still doesn't exist, and that should bother you.

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