Sam Altman’s dilemma: OpenAI could have waited to release GPT-5 until it had something really worth bragging about, but that might have been forever.
BIG TECH
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Google’s Genie 3 Marks Major AI Breakthrough This Week
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El mayor avance en IA de esta semana no es GPT-5, sino Genie 3 de Google.
— Carlos Santana (@DotCSV) 10 août 2025
Link a continuación al vídeo en Youtube! pic.twitter.com/z7aoftrwYGEl mayor avance en IA de esta semana no es GPT-5, sino Genie 3 de Google. Link a continuación al vídeo en Youtube!
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OpenAI Plus Tier Now Includes 3k Weekly Reasoning Queries
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3k reasoning queries per week for plus tier. Did not see that coming. Holy moly. Thanks, Sam, appreciate it.
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Respect for xAI’s Rapid Development and Native Modality Progress
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I don't know of any other company that has caught up and worked its way to the top in such a short time. Regardless of which model you like best, I have huge respect for @xAI 's performance and ongoing speed of development. Native modality incoming!
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Cultural Decline: Technology as Social Engineering Tool
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I went through a few phases first I thought it is some elaborate psyop, maybe some funny bet on objectivity of aesthetics between lizard people or a 1984 esque social engineering project. Or an actual symptom of cultural decline because it's much broader – architecture, interior
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ChatGPT users adapt to model changes despite preferences
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Not so sure, people use ChatGPT regardless. They are just forced to use 5 instead of 4o
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X’s Massive User Base: Power Users Miss Broader Usage Patterns
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The size of the user base is staggering. Power users on X likely have no sense of most use.
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OpenAI GPT-5 Launch: Essential Information and Updates
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OpenAI Finally Launched GPT-5. Here's What You Need to Know…
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GitHub Copilot brand confusion versus OpenAI Codex
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And to be fair Codex has nothing on Microsoft/GitHub Copilot when it comes to massive brand confusion these days