we're going to see a lot of amazing work from a lot of different companies next week – who will be next week's winner?
@arrakis_ai
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Open Source Strength Drives Market Shifts for Wrapper Companies
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as open source gets stronger, wrapper companies are smiling. the gap is closing. can't wait to show you the next update nothing without it's customer. consumers are getting ready to leave.
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GPT 4.5 Alpha and GPT 5 Expected Soon
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gpt5 in April (June at the latest), gpt4.5 in a few weeks, possibly as early as next week (alpha model)
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OpenAI GPT Prompts No Longer Protected Intellectual Property
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your GPTs prompts, both past and future, are not protected. this is the direction OpenAI is taking. accept it. there will be no proprietary claims. uploading GPTs early will likely result in hundreds, if not thousands, of spam GPTs being copied and uploaded to the store, with
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Advanced GPT Managing Millions Conversations Simultaneously Risk
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what we should be concerned about is a single advanced GPT simultaneously engaging in conversations with millions, much like in the movie 'Her'
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GPTs Store Impact: OpenAI Traffic and GPT-4 Performance Analysis
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it seems like the potential impact of the GPTs Store is being significantly overlooked. while OpenAI‘s monthly traffic surpasses 1.8 billion, and many are satisfied with GPT-3.5, there’s still a large number of complaints about GPT-4‘s performance. most of the population doesn’t
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Sam Altman refuses to concede ground to Google
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@sama has no intention of conceding anything to google.
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World Agent Web: The Future Evolution Beyond Traditional Web
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the world wide web is good, but the world agent web would be better.
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OpenAI’s Product Timeline Threatens Big Tech Competition
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what big tech companies should fear is only if @sama releases products according to the timeline. whether it's open source or closed source, there's a need to rush OpenAI.
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Productivity Paradox: Why People Resist Tools They Can’t Afford
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people don't typically spend big money on things they can do themselves. that's why increased productivity is so daunting. while we assume higher productivity will create new value and lead to commodification, people are already overwhelmed with so much information that they