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OpenAI’s Progressive 4o Update: A Departure from Discrete Releases
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One of the weirdest parts of the 4o personality meltdown this week is the announcement that 4o will “continue to improve over the course of this week”. Have we ever seen an OpenAI model update announcement that is explicitly progressive and not discrete? @simonw shared the
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Digital Native Businesses Adopting AI: Shopify and Duolingo Lead
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First Shopify. Now Duolingo. If you’re a “digital native business” (ie born in the cloud, born on mobile – think Pinterest, Airbnb, Stripe) and haven’t gotten the memo, here is the literal memo.
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GPT-4o versus GPT-4.1: AI Model Capability Comparison
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Me: “Make me a sandwich.” GPT-4o: Great! I’d love to. Maybe PB&J? Maybe turkey and brie? Here’s the turkey one. Here are the ingredients. Did you want me to take a photo of you with the sandwich too? Or maybe a side of chips? GPT-4.1: instructions not clear. Here’s a react app
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ChatGPT Prompt Generates 22 New Clients for Beauty Professional
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A man used one ChatGPT prompt and got 22 new clients. Here’s how he did it 1) Opened ChatGPT 2) Asked it to create a report on 2025 beauty trends in the injectables industry, using his website as a style reference 3) Lightly edited the report to match his voice/ideas
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Memory as a moat: evaluating AI recall accuracy and detail evolution
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I’m excited to see more companies building on the fact that memory is a moat. And as Noam said, this is certainly a step forward. I’m particularly going to watch:
1) accuracy of recall
2) if it is indeed “just the right” details and how those details change over time
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Employee word choices fail to convey true AI memory capabilities
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We see four different employee word choices here: 1) “expand memory”
2) “long-term memory”
3) “just the right details”
4) “remembers your previous conversations” None mention infinite context or perfect recall or (in my opinion) really anything that summons that feeling. -
ChatGPT Context Limitations: Not Infinite Memory Claims
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And again, we see it here in orange. This is not infinite context or infinite perfect memory that ChatGPT has deployed. And they never said it was.
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AI Chat History Dynamic Preference Learning Over Time
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One thing I find a bit strange (or impressive? I don’t know) is that the past chat details can change over time. If that is replacing old preferences with new, it’s impressive. If that’s just randomly cherry picking and changing, it’s not. Again note here in purple that
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ChatGPT Memory Feature Raises Data Privacy Concerns
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OpenAI addresses sensitive information in the FAQ, but I can still see business owners turning the feature off. Yes, they trained ChatGPT “not to proactively remember sensitive information” but that doesn’t mean it always follows that instruction. Would continue to be wary of