5. Remote work twitter
as @mattyglesias is finding out (s/o to our last martyr on this topic @typesfast )
Rohan Sahai retweeted
another key part of gpt-6 is interleaved thinking. chatgpt can now respond, think more, use tools, respond again, and keep going. the experience is pretty magical; you can get instant snappy responses and gpt-6 will keep working to answer comprehensively. it’s sort of like instant + deep research. It’s part of our journey to bring all the capabilities of higher reasoning efforts to everyone by default on instant. you shouldn’t have to use the slider to get our best capabilities.
Do people see this as an issue right now? The market punishes low effort art already, and the easier it is to make something the sooner it becomes less tasteful.
In this era of artificial intelligence, it is becoming urgent to distinguish human art from what machines produce. There is an ontological difference, even before an aesthetic one, between art and what a machine can generate through statistical calculation based on millions of images created by others. Algorithms lack the spark of humanity. For this reason, the Church wishes to renew an alliance with artists and cultural institutions to safeguard our humanity.
Muse getting phished… at least it said secure it in X app directly. Intelligence might matter when it comes to next gen phishing attacks that trick agents
related… music gen (suno) has gotten really good, especially at billboard pop sound, but it hasn’t really infiltrated said billboard, why?
Feels like an important take to signal boost
Replying to @LevyAntoine @mattparlmer
i fully fund my 401k and i think there’s essentially zero chance AI kills all humans in the next decade. i think this is a pretty common view that gets less attention.
You can believe alignment is more important than ever / coordination and discussion is important, and also that there is 0% chance AI kills all humans.
Rohan Sahai retweeted
following up after astra launch week and the navier-stokes announcement i wanted to share a little bit about how we think about and build for the over 1 billion people who use chatgpt every week, most of whom use it for free. we’re on a mission to distribute the benefits of agi, and i think this is the most impactful way to do that: giving people as much access as we can safely and feasibly distribute. we want to scale the utility that everyone gets from ai.
over the past 6 months, we've been working to bring the greatest possible capabilities to the broadest possible set of users, including both free and paying users. of course there are some practical limitations and we can’t ship the largest models to everyone, but since march (gpt-5.3 instant), we’ve improved the default chatgpt experience meaningfully:
- responses with a major factual error are down 65%, and they are down 72% in high stakes categories like finance
- gpt-5.6 sol at instant and gpt-5.6 luna at medium are smarter than o3 at high reasoning effort, our frontier reasoning model from 17 months ago, while being considerably faster, 30%+ faster time to last token (evaluated via GPQA diamond)
- chatgpt is far more usable and enjoyable while bringing extreme sycophancy down 80% and overall sycophancy down 83%
- on our high-stakes medical eval, chatgpt produced 83% fewer answers flagged for hallucinations, resulting in hundreds of millions of better health conversations per month
- we're seeing people find more ways to use chatgpt. for a recently joined cohort, we saw the number of use cases pursued at least three times weekly go up 20-30%
not only have we improved the default chatgpt experience dramatically, we’ve also expanded access significantly for all. free users now:
- have access to unlimited text chats
- can use higher reasoning effort
- now have access to automations, letting them schedule tasks to happen later
- have access to better memory through dreaming. this allows chat to personalize much more effectively
we’re always looking for ways to expand access to the billion+ people who use our product weekly. this is the master plan: bring the default experience as close to the capability frontier as possible, expand access to everyone, making intelligence maximally abundant, and make our product much more usable.
this last point, usability, is something we’ve been focusing on as we bring personal agi to everyone. the current top of the line capabilities are staggering, but only the savviest users and insiders know how to use them. our vision is of a progressive, model assisted, onboarding to agi. chatgpt will guide people from all walks of life to the highest utility applications of ai for them. this really is the only way – we think technology that is hard to learn ultimately fails to reach a broad audience. your personal agi will just understand your goals, and automatically use the right set of features and capabilities to get things done for you
lots more to come soon. onwards to scaling utility for all
Rohan Sahai retweeted
I love Smash 64 but I wish I was in it, so I hacked the original game to run in the browser and put myself + 1000 others in
Upload yourself at smash dot fun
Creativity is hard…AI doesn’t change that
Just like GarageBand, photoshop, etc equalizing tech. It does super power the best creatives tho IMO!
see this is my problem with AI.
you can supposedly make anything with it, your imagination should know no bounds, and yet you STILL choose to play in a sandbox that someone else made. this is ghiblification all over again. it's not about cost or speed, it's that even without the technical limitations, you're still deeply unimaginative or curious and so you resort to imitation.
Rohan Sahai retweeted
I've seen enough: After a weekend of working with Sol and Fable it's pretty clear to me that OpenAI has taken the lead on coding models. Congrats to the team. You cooked. Looking forward to Anthropic's next move!























