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OpenAI gpt-rosalind-discovery Model Spotted on API Pricing Page

OpenAI’s API pricing page now lists gpt-rosalind-discovery, a GPT-Rosalind model the company has not announced, at $5.00 per million input tokens and $25.00 per million output tokens, the same as gpt-rosalind-research. The row went live between 18:12 and 19:37 UTC on 9 October, about ten hours before the first public post. We read the page, its last archived capture, the LiteLLM pull request that logged it, OpenAI’s SDKs, changelog, credit table and Help Center, and set out four readings of what the model could be.

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AI Agents Need Their Own Identity Before They Need a Gateway

A pair of VentureBeat guest essays argue that AI agents need their own identity before they need a gateway: a proxy can only enforce what it can attribute, and most organisations have no agent identity layer to attribute anything to. This piece explains the borrowed-token problem, the six-gate dependency-gated deployment model that puts the gateway fifth, the LiteLLM CVE-2026-42271 warning, the 2026 survey data on the machine-identity gap (109 machine identities per human, 68% unable to tell agents from people), what Okta, Microsoft, Cloudflare, Kong, the IETF and NIST have shipped, and a 30-day plan a UK business can run without buying anything.

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