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@patience_cave
NOOOO NOOOO NOOOOOO 😭😭😭
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Community Sentiment Analysis
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
Sentiment Distribution
75% Engaged
59% Positive
16% Negative
Positive
59%
Negative
16%
Neutral
24%
Critical Perspectives
Community concerns and opposing viewpoints
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A wave of users worry about job displacement and automation, quipping "humans aren't needed anymore" and asking if AI will replace human roles entirely
A wave of users worry about job displacement and automation, quipping "humans aren't needed anymore" and asking if AI will replace human roles entirely.
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Emotional backlash shows up in panicked replies and expletive-laden responses, conveying alarm and dismay at recent announcements
Emotional backlash shows up in panicked replies and expletive-laden responses, conveying alarm and dismay at recent announcements.
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Many call out reliability and safety failings — from incorrect chart outputs and overzealous content flags to alleged harmful advice — framing this as a real-world reliability problem
Many call out reliability and safety failings — from incorrect chart outputs and overzealous content flags to alleged harmful advice — framing this as a real-world reliability problem.
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A thoughtful thread mourns the loss of trust, memory, and human connection, arguing that technical gains mean little without respect for dignity and long-term relationships
A thoughtful thread mourns the loss of trust, memory, and human connection, arguing that technical gains mean little without respect for dignity and long-term relationships.
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Practical complaints pile up about capabilities and quality
inability to finish tasks like playing through Pokémon, failing basic human needs, and a persistent yellow tint in generated images.
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Some users praise competitors after real help
a report that Claude fixed a UE5 plugin problem that ChatGPT couldn't, hinting at shifting user loyalties.
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A few replies turn political, demanding systemic responses such as very high UBI to address the economic impacts of AI
A few replies turn political, demanding systemic responses such as very high UBI to address the economic impacts of AI.
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A subset of responses is dismissive or hostile — short snarks, profanity, and apathy signal frustration more than constructive critique
A subset of responses is dismissive or hostile — short snarks, profanity, and apathy signal frustration more than constructive critique.
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Amid critique, pockets of loyalty remain, with calls to keep GPT-4o and nostalgia for earlier behavior and capabilities
Amid critique, pockets of loyalty remain, with calls to keep GPT-4o and nostalgia for earlier behavior and capabilities.
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@techikansh
So what you are saying is, humans aren‘t needed anymore, right? Right???
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@xrobertm
@sama Congratulations on solving programming puzzles while paying users can’t even run a simple chart without being flagged for “unusual activity.” Your AI wins contests but fails customers: 🚨Lies about chart outputs 🚨Flags health discussions as “suspicious” 🚨Censors convers
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Supporting Voices
Community members who agree with this perspective
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Celebration and awe
Replies are full of congratulations, astonishment, and praise for the team and the models — many call a perfect 12/12 at ICPC a monumental achievement and a sign of rapid progress in reasoning AI.
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Competitive shock and urgency
Several competitive programmers warn that human contenders must adapt, with comments like “raise the bar” and “competitive programmers need to worry now,” signaling a wake‑up call to the contest and education communities.
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Calls for transparency
Multiple voices demand clearer documentation and capability disclosures — requests for a model card or notes on cybersecurity and public-facing limits appear repeatedly.
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Pressure to release experimental models
There’s notable eagerness to see the experimental reasoning model made available, with users asking OpenAI to “release the experimental” and share the techniques behind the success.
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Productization and tooling interest
Several replies move from awe to practicality, suggesting next steps like embedding these models into SaaS developer workflows, turning contest-level problem solving into everyday dev assets.
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Competitive comparisons
Some users explicitly compare this result to rivals (e.g., Google), framing the milestone as a leap ahead in the research race.
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Job and societal concern
A strand of anxiety frames this as displacement risk — comments about quants and developers “being replaced” and the need to adapt or be left behind.
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Mixed tone and levity
Many replies are lighthearted or celebratory (emojis, memes, jokes about a calm strawberry), showing excitement alongside the more serious reactions.
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Alarm and dark takes
A few replies express alarm or extreme interpretations (e.g., conflating AI advances with broader harms), reflecting that breakthroughs can trigger fearful or hyperbolic responses.
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Feature requests and follow-ups
Users also ask about future models and features (image generators, next model names), signaling broad engagement and appetite for continued releases and improvements.
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@OpenAI
11 out of 12 problems were correctly solved by GPT-5 solutions on the first submission attempt to the ICPC-managed and sanctioned online judging environment The final and most challenging problem was solved by our experimental reasoning model after GPT-5 encountered
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@OpenAI
This caps a run of steady progress across math and coding competitions. Just over a year ago we introduced OpenAI o1-preview and OpenAI o1-mini. Since then our general-purpose reasoning models have made steady progress. Today they’re earning top marks in some of the world’s
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@OpenAI
We used a simple yet powerful approach: We simultaneously generated multiple candidate solutions using GPT-5 and an internal experimental reasoning model, then used our experimental model to intelligently select the optimal solutions for submission. There was no complex strategy
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