RELEASE EVIDENCE
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openai.com published this account (2026-09-17): OpenAI configured GPT-6 Astra with a legal search index and legal-analysis instructions. Trusted Access in ChatGPT and Codex shows “GPT-6 Astra Law”; API id gpt-6-astra-law is described as coming soon. Vendor bench: 54.0% vs 38.7% overall correctness versus GPT-6 Astra plus web search on 200 Vals AI Legal Research Bench questions.
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The page's claim is: OpenAI configured GPT-6 Astra with a legal search index and legal-analysis instructions. Trusted Access in ChatGPT and Codex shows “GPT-6 Astra Law”; API id gpt-6-astra-law is described as coming soon. Vendor bench: 54.0% vs 38.7% overall correctness versus GPT-6 Astra plus web search on 200 Vals AI Legal Research Bench questions.
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Source page: OpenAI introduces Astra for Law as GPT-6 Astra Law in ChatGPT and Codex Trusted Access.
Source: OpenAI introduces Astra for Law as GPT-6 Astra Law in ChatGPT and Codex Trusted Access.