GPT-6 Sol and Luna Models Live for Conversation AI

TL;DR

New GPT-6 Sol and Luna models are now available for Conversation AI agents. No immediate action is required unless you intend to update existing agents.

Who this affects

This update affects HighLevel agency owners and SaaS entrepreneurs who use or plan to use Conversation AI agents. Specifically, those who configure or manage AI agents within sub-accounts will interact with these new models. HighLevel has not confirmed which plans or user roles are affected, or if there are any specific sub-account setups required.

What changed

Go HighLevel has made two new large language models available for Conversation AI agents:

• New GPT-6 Sol model is available for Conversation AI agents.
• New GPT-6 Luna model is available for Conversation AI agents.

HighLevel has not confirmed if these models replace existing ones, what the rollout status is, or if there are any limits or plan gating associated with their use.

Where to find it

HighLevel has not published the exact navigation path for these new models. Based on previous Conversation AI updates, these models will likely be selectable within the AI settings of a workflow or a specific Conversation AI agent configuration. Look for settings related to AI agent behavior or model selection within your sub-account automation or AI tools section.

How agencies will use this

Agencies can leverage these new models to potentially enhance the performance and capabilities of their Conversation AI agents. For example, an agency managing lead qualification for a client might have an existing Conversation AI agent in a workflow that handles initial inquiries from a website form. They could navigate to the workflow, open the 'Send Message/Email' action that uses the Conversation AI agent, and update the agent's settings to select the new GPT-6 Sol or Luna model. This change aims to improve the agent's ability to understand nuanced customer questions and provide more accurate, context-aware responses, thereby streamlining the lead qualification process and potentially reducing manual follow-up for the agency's team. HighLevel has not provided specific use cases or performance benchmarks for these new models yet.

Our take

This is a standard technical update. While new models can offer improved performance, HighLevel has provided no details on their specific advantages, cost implications, or rollout. It's a small update for now. Unless you are actively building or optimizing Conversation AI agents, this is likely a minor announcement that does not require immediate attention.