jlehman_ adds decision model support to OpenClaw core and plugins
OpenClaw says the support was pushed last week, and describes how it is thinking about using decision models and how people can contribute.
OpenClaw says the support was pushed last week, and describes how it is thinking about using decision models and how people can contribute.
LangSmith provides visibility into every step for supported decision models, including Jev and SemIf.
The multilingual Controlled Voice Arena leaderboards compare text-to-speech models in 9 new languages. A language-selectable leaderboard, a public voting arena, and the benchmarking methodology are available.
No single open-weight text-to-speech model leads all nine languages in Artificial Analysis’s rankings. Higgs Audio V3 TTS, OpenAudio S1 Mini, Voxtral TTS, and Breeze TTS 2 each top the open-weight field in different languages, and each board includes only 2 to 6 open-weight models.
The Controlled Voice Arena now ranks text-to-speech models in Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Vietnamese, and Arabic. Cartesia’s Sonic family leads eight of the nine boards, while Inworld AI’s Realtime TTS-2 ranks first in Mandarin.
The 0.87.1 release updates Pi’s library to use the latest models, with the release published on pi.dev.
Expedia says it is joining Muse. Soon, a personal AI agent told a destination will be able to work with Expedia to sort hotels and everything in between.
Artificial Analysis reports a transcription speed factor of 88x real time for StepAudio 3 ASR, behind three faster systems, near ElevenLabs Scribe v2 and Gemini 3.5 Transcribe, and ahead of Fun-Realtime-ASR-preview.
Artificial Analysis says StepFun’s StepAudio 3 ASR is available through the StepFun API for non-streaming transcription, scoring 1.7% WER on the AA-WER Index, tied with Alibaba’s Fun-Realtime-ASR-preview and down from 4.7% for StepAudio 2.5 ASR. It transcribes at 88x real time and costs $0.40 per hour.
Pydantic says the agents use TypeSafe AI’s Jev classifier to answer typed questions, returning each agent’s existing output model with one confidence score per field.
Expedia says a personal AI agent on Muse will soon be able to take a destination and work with Expedia to arrange hotels and other parts of a trip.
OpenCode now offers GPT 6 Sol, Luna and Opus 5.5. No pricing, limits, or eligibility conditions are stated.
OpenAI’s two models can be tested on Arena, where votes on real-world agentic tasks feed the leaderboard. Arena.ai says petergostev has also compared GPT-6 Sol with GPT-5.6 Sol using the same prompts at max reasoning.
Pi says the three models are available on Radius at radius.earendil.com.
GPT-6 Sol can be used in Perplexity and Computer, where it is the default Light option in the effort selector.
Claude says Claude Opus 5.5 is available today. The statement was posted at 18:55 UTC on September 22, 2026, and gives no platform, price, quota, or eligibility terms.
On Arena.ai, both models can be tried in Battle Mode and Agent Mode.
OpenAI’s GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna can now be tested in Arena.ai’s Agent Arena, with scores still to come, and in Code Arena for WebDev, Text, Vision, Search, and Document. OpenAI says the models build on GPT-6 Astra and that their API prices are 50% lower than GPT-5.6 promotional pricing.
GitHub Copilot now generally offers two additional OpenAIDevs GPT-6 models: GPT-6 Sol for interactive and agentic coding, and GPT-6 Luna, which GitHub calls a lightweight, lowest-cost option for smaller tasks.
DAIR.AI describes PrimeScientist, which uses an adaptive MCTS policy to choose where a research agent spends its budget. On 12 AI research tasks under the same budget, it reports 10.3% more reward and 50.6% fewer research attempts than AutoResearch.