Out Yet.ai debuted a public dashboard that watches upcoming releases from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, Meta and other major labs. Users can follow a single model, an entire provider, or the whole list and receive email or desktop alerts the instant verifiable public access appears.

The board currently tracks eight announced models, including Claude Mythos 5, Gemini 3.5 Pro, ChatGPT 5.6 and others still unverified. Only GLM‑5.2 shows a green status, confirmed publicly on June 26 2026 after two independent API checks. All entries refresh automatically from official weight repositories and provider APIs.

Verification requires two successful queries against a public surface before Out Yet.ai flips a model’s status or sends an alert. Community members debate leaks and benchmarks on a dedicated Discord, voting on release dates that feed the average estimate shown on each card. The service rejects news reports lacking machine‑readable confirmation.

For engineers building pipelines that depend on the latest foundation models, the tracker eliminates guesswork and prevents wasted integration effort. By exposing only models with confirmed public endpoints, teams can schedule testing as soon as a version drops, rather than chasing rumor feeds. Out Yet.ai therefore acts as a pragmatic release‑monitoring tool.