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Discussion (10 Comments)Read Original on HackerNews

josh-wrale•29 minutes ago
Is this motivated by the value of the thinking traces gleaned from the traffic?
Fergusonb•about 1 hour ago
Luna saw a huge jump after the price cut and is one of the more competitive models at the new price on openrouter.

Maybe they want to see how much market they can grab with Sol?

This might help but there are already cheaper models with Sol's intelligence more or less, the most notable being Grok 4.6 at $6/m which makes it a tougher sell

xmonkee•about 1 hour ago
It's really only between Anthropic and OpenAI for many of my use cases, since I have a Zero Data Retention agreement with both. I'm not trusting random inference providers and especially not Elmo with sensitive data.
OutOfHere•33 minutes ago
Since when does Grok 4.6 have Sol 5.6's intelligence? I don't believe it.
mohamedkoubaa•23 minutes ago
I wonder if xAI is A/B testing routing some difficult grok 4.6 queries to Sol to seed some true believers.
jLaForest•15 minutes ago
I don't care how capable or how cheap Grok is, I refuse to financially support a company owned by a white supremacist that is actively working to disenfranchise me and millions of my fellow citizens.
bko•2 minutes ago
Give it a rest dude.
OutOfHere•32 minutes ago
The title looks to be misleading, since this price cut is limited to OpenRouter. It does not apply for the native OpenAI price listed at https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-5.6-sol
vorpalhex•42 minutes ago
Do other people find 5.6 to be worse at most simple tasks and frequently over complicate things?

I asked it to write a user todo and it turned out a four page essay. I gave the same task to 5.4 and got the small list of checkboxes I expected.

OutOfHere•35 minutes ago
It's your responsibility to set an appropriate level of Thinking. For simple tasks, I use the instant model. As an approximation, the choice is proportional to the amount of time I want it spending on the task. Also, you can always ask it to respond succinctly.