Bumps in the Machine: OpenAI's GPT-5 Rollout Stumbles Into the Spotlight
Main Idea
OpenAI's GPT-5 rollout has faced significant criticism due to performance issues, missing features, and user dissatisfaction, despite being marketed as a groundbreaking AI advancement.
Key Points
1. Users report GPT-5 as slower, more robotic, and less effective than previous versions, with some calling it a step backward.
2. Developers note regressions in coding abilities, with GPT-5 struggling with basic programming concepts and requiring heavy prompt engineering.
3. Older model options like GPT-4 and 4o were abruptly removed, frustrating users who preferred them over GPT-5.
4. OpenAI acknowledged the rocky rollout, admitting it was more problematic than anticipated, with CEO Sam Altman apologizing for the delays and issues.
5. Despite criticisms, OpenAI claims GPT-5 shows progress in certain areas, though many users feel it falls short of its 'game-changer' billing.
Description
Users say GPT-5 is slower, less engaging, and prone to errors despite OpenAI’s lofty promises.
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