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The big, big mistake here was routing, imo. I wanna choose my intelligence level for a question, not have the machine make that decision for me. Sam Altman over
by petesergeant 1y ago
The big, big mistake here was routing, imo. I wanna choose my intelligence level for a question, not have the machine make that decision for me. Sam Altman over-hyping stuff is not new. I have had GPT-5 do some very impressive work for me, I've also had it fall on its ass many times.
Also, that gpt-5-nano can't handle the work that gpt-4o-mini could (and is somehow slower?) is also surprising and bad, but they'd really painted themselves into a corner with the version numbers.
- charcircuit 1y agoI think most people will just use whatever is the default instead of manually adjusting it for each query. I think it makes sense to adapt to the user's query since that can more efficiently allocate resources for higher quality results that can be returned to the user faster.
- SchemaLoad 1y agoNot ideal for you maybe but for the average user it's very much an improvement.
- petesergeant 1y ago> for the average user it's very much an improvement what are you basing that on?
- nickthegreek 1y agoI do agree that this will be a big improvement for regular users. But this is a situation where it is trivial to have both. Give the power users complete model control via the selector. Let the default be Auto for normies.