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OpenAI issued an announcement requiring services that provide third-party direct model connections, such as model routers and AI gateways, to first undergo its review and approval. The new usage rules take effect on November 20, and only calls to GPT from its own applications are unaffected. The announcement also requires partners to maintain security measures consistent with OpenAI, investigate violations and coordinate enforcement, and prohibits using model outputs to prepare training data for competing models. A Huxiu report stated that audits show the API performance of relay stations is up to 47.21% lower than the official service, 45.83% of fingerprint-based identity verification tests failed, and some platforms use account pools to push prices down to 5% to 30% of the official price. A TMTPost report argued that this round of adjustments directly affects relay stations whose main business model is relayed calls, including Justin Sun's b.ai and Fu Sheng's EasyRouter; Huxiu said that Justin Sun's b.ai, because its blockchain login and anonymous payment conflict with the new rules' accountability requirements, faces major changes or abandoning GPT.
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OpenAI requires model routing and AI gateways to be reviewed and approved first
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OpenAI's new rules require model routing and AI gateways to obtain approval first; relay stations face being brought to heel
OpenAI announced that new usage rules take effect starting November 20: services that provide direct model access to third parties, such as model routing and AI gateways, must first be reviewed and approved by OpenAI, while calls within one's own app are unaffected. The new rules also require partners to maintain security measures consistent with OpenAI, investigate violations and coordinate enforcement, and prohibit using model outputs to prepare training data for competing models. The article argues that this round of adjustments directly affects relay stations whose main business model is forwarding calls, including Justin Sun's b.ai and Fu Sheng's EasyRouter.
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Starting November 20, OpenAI requires model routers and AI gateways to obtain approval first
OpenAI issued an announcement that, starting November 20, services that provide direct model access to third parties, such as model routers and AI gateways, must first undergo its review and approval; only its own applications calling GPT are unaffected. Audits show that relay-station APIs perform up to 47.21% worse than the official service, 45.83% of fingerprint tests fail identity verification, and some platforms use account pools to push prices down to 5% to 30% of the official price. Justin Sun's b.ai, because its blockchain login and anonymous payments conflict with the new rules' accountability requirements, faces major changes or abandoning GPT.
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