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OpenAI launches open-source 12B and 20B GPT-OSS reasoning models

With no web search or file upload yet, GPT-OSS models focus on core reasoning and transparency, aligning with OpenAI’s open-access goals.

byKerem Gülen
August 6, 2025
in Artificial Intelligence, News

OpenAI has released GPT-OSS 12B and 20B, open-source AI models that enable local operation on personal computers. This development offers enhanced privacy and control.

OpenAI’s GPT-OSS 12B and GPT-OSS 20B are reasoning models. They facilitate advanced AI capabilities on local systems, enhancing privacy, speed, and user control. GPT-OSS 20B is optimized for high-end consumer hardware, while GPT-OSS 12B is for professional-grade systems with more powerful GPUs. Tools such as Olama, for user-friendly installation, and LM Studio, for advanced users, streamline the setup process. Local installation provides increased performance, control, and reliability over web-based solutions, fitting demanding applications. The models offer reasoning transparency and open-source flexibility. They currently lack file upload and advanced web search features; future improvements are in development.

The GPT-OSS 12B and 20B models align with OpenAI’s goal of widespread AI access, providing tools for reasoning tasks. These models support complex problem analysis and display reasoning steps, offering transparency into their processes.

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  • GPT-OSS 20B: Designed for local use on high-end consumer-grade hardware, this model balances accessibility with performance. It suits users seeking advanced AI capabilities without professional systems.
  • GPT-OSS 12B: This more resource-intensive model targets professional-grade workstations with powerful GPUs. It serves researchers and advanced users requiring higher computational capabilities.

Both models are open source, allowing developers and researchers to customize them or examine their architecture. This flexibility makes them valuable for diverse applications, from academic research to practical problem-solving.

Running these models locally requires robust hardware for optimal performance. Hardware specifications are as follows:

  • For GPT-OSS 20B: A system needs at least 16GB of GPU memory and a modern processor. This configuration is suitable for most high-end consumer desktops or laptops.
  • For GPT-OSS 12B: An advanced setup requires 24GB or more of GPU memory, typically found in professional-grade workstations or specialized computing environments.

Systems meeting these requirements will achieve faster response times and enhanced functionality compared to web-based interactions. Users with less powerful hardware may face challenges, making hardware upgrades a consideration for maximizing performance.


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