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The real problem that OpenAI had was that their model naming was completely incomprehensible. 4.5, o3, 4o, 4.1 which is newer than 4.5. It was a complete cluste
by applfanboysbgon 8mo ago
The real problem that OpenAI had was that their model naming was completely incomprehensible. 4.5, o3, 4o, 4.1 which is newer than 4.5. It was a complete clusterfuck. The blowback on that issue seems to have led them to misidentify the issue, but nobody was really asking for a single router model. Having a number of sequentially numbered and clearly labelled models is not actually a problem.
- salomonk_mur 8mo agoHaving both o4 and 4o. Really. What the fuck?
- weird-eye-issue 8mo agoThere was no o4.
- raghavtoshniwal 8mo agoThere was o4-mini and 4o-mini
- scottmf 8mo agoThere was o4 mini and 4o mini at least
- mrandish 8mo agoI just don't understand how this happens. Either there's literally no product management at a cross-product level or there is and they had a meeting where this plan was discussed and someone approved it. I'm not sure which would be more shocking, especially considering it's a decade old multi-billion dollar company paying top salaries.