Translated with AI from the Russian original.

The new neural networks gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b from OpenAI can be used via API on the Yandex Cloud AI Studio platform.

They allow creating agent systems - for example, for automating recruitment and technical support, analyzing and processing documents, and initial communication with clients.

Yandex explained:

The availability of new models via API solves the problems of Russian businesses in integrating OpenAI technologies into their own business processes. Deploying open-source neural networks on their own infrastructure can be difficult, as it requires a significant amount of computing power. To use the models directly from the developer, you need to transfer data for processing abroad, which may not comply with the requirements of Russian legislation.

When using Yandex Cloud AI Studio, data is stored and processed in Russian data centers, while the service complies with the requirements of the law "On Personal Data".

As noted in Yandex, the new open-source neural networks are comparable in quality to the leading OpenAI o3-mini and o4-mini models, and in some scenarios outperform GPT-4o and o1. In the new models, you can adjust the intensity of reasoning and the speed of response generation. Soon, function calls for interacting with external applications will become available for these models on the cloud platform.

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