tizzzzz

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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
This issue is, in fact, one entirely orchestrated by the company itself. From the moment the 4-series models were launched, they were marketed as emotionally attuned even calling 4o ‘a friend.’ So when people responded exactly as expected a
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
Thank you for your suggestions .I’ve been working on all those fronts in parallel. what I truly hope for is a model that can reach ordinary people, not one that’s only reserved for technical, corporate, or academic use. It’s not just about
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
I get that companies aren’t obligated to follow user demands. But leaving aside Sam’s questionable promises, all we really want now is a genuine response to our concerns ， not sarcasm or mockery from employees.
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
All the more reason why this trend needs to be curbed. Consumer rights must be upheld, and no matter what, we will do everything in our power to bring about change.
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
They were built for different use cases, so naturally, their services aren’t the same — and that is exactly what makes it so frustrating for us.
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
Who Bears the Cost? Users lose access to a promised product and get only inferior alternatives. No compensation for lost value; customers effectively subsidize management’s overspending and crisis response. Enterprise and research users fac
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OpenAI's GPT-4 Discontinuation: Consumer Fraud and Regulatory Scrutiny
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
This is a great idea!Like I move around a lot in various online communities, I always Encountering all kinds of comments.Please support the comments you think are right, I think this can increase the confidence of the publisher and also mak
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
I agree with your point of view.I believe the AI market shouldn’t be limited to supporting scientific research and development alone. Literary expression and emotional depth deserve to be developed in parallel. I hope OpenAI will respect th
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
For most AI users who are not engineers, their emotional value is more important than the programming ability of the model.Moreover, there is no substitute for 4o's text ability and creativity for the time being.In any market, the emot
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
4.1 and 4.5? 4.1 Remove together, 4.5 temporarily keep.
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
I am more accustomed to letting AI summarize key points every once in a while, and then supplementing myself.
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
This marketing method is more obvious in OpenAI.But they are now trying to erase the previous traces (for exampleMake GPT your friend)Their users are also suffering.
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
Perhaps he frequently tweets to divert public attention or cover something up?
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
I think this is a very good behavior. As artificial intelligence delves deeper into the field of technology, it should also be able to assist people in their daily lives.I think this is a very good behavior. As artificial intelligence delve
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
OpenAI’s transformation—from a nonprofit founded to serve humanity, to a for-profit prioritizing enterprise (B2B) revenue at the expense of everyday users—isn’t simply a shift in business model; it represents a fundamental abandonment of it
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
Before I started using AI, I was already used to thinking abstractly. When I first got into AI, that way of thinking, combined with interacting with these models, really brought out the best in both. Honestly, I haven’t felt that “peak” in
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
Is this a response to Sam's decision to embed ads in OpenAI?
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
Perhaps it is because Chinese women are awakening?
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
That's true. CI in all of my conversations with AIThat's true. In all my conversations with AI, I think CIaude's thinking is the richest.
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
ChatGPT also doesn't pay much attention to consumers, and the recent 4o incident has caused a stir.
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
I saw before that someone has developed a software that can transform the context between major AI programs, which should be helpful to your problem.
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
I don't quite understand. Why? Because artificial intelligence will amplifyI don't quite understand. Why? Because artificial intelligence will amplify people's desires?
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
Sometimes, maybe? AI was originally created to assist humans as a tool, but it’s evolved into something that blends both technology and emotion—a bit like a mentor, a helper, or even a companion. Instead of arguing about whether AI is “just
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
Absolutely. What we’re seeing is a familiar pattern in tech: when things go well, the rewards are private, but when the risks build up—whether financial, regulatory, or technical—they get socialized onto the public. IPOs become a way to off
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
To be honest, GPT-4o wasn’t always the “overly friendly” or sycophantic model some describe—it only started leaning that way after a specific update later on. Even so, at its core, 4o always felt much better at real human connection and emp
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by tizzzzz 8mo ago
I completely agree with your assessment—outside of programming and scientific research, recent LLM progress has been disappointing, and in some cases even regressive. The creative writing capabilities, once a highlight, now feel increasingl