Federal government with GPT-5.6 now: "Generate an SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle, make it as best possible"
LLMS
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US government may require approval before AI model releases
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OPENAI : GPT-5.6 release was staggered due to a federal government request, as reported by The Information. US government may require AI labs to get an approval before model releases. A new reality
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Rubrics for Deep Agents and new LangSmith features
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Rubrics for Deep Agents, programmatic subagents, and everything new in LangSmith
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OpenAI to release GPT-5.6 limited preview at US government request
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OpenAI is reportedly releasing GPT-5.6 only as a limited preview to a small group of partners. Via The Information The reason, according to Sam Altman: the U.S. government asked it to. Altman reportedly told staff that the government will be "approving access customer by
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White House asks OpenAI to delay GPT-5.6
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Big Breaking News: White House asks OpenAI to delay GPT- 5.6.
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Latency and copyright issues leave car AI market open
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Latency is atrocious. ChatGPT nails the latency, but also refuses to read texts from the internet to me, citing copyright concerns, even when agreeing that the text is in the public domain. The market for car companion AI is still wide open.
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Dialogue sur l’impossibilité de lire un essai demandé
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"No, please read the essay to me."—"Should I summarize every paragraph?"—"No, I wan't the whole text."—"I am sorry, I don't have that text in my system, and cannot access the full text using the internet."—"We already established that you have the full text."—"I can summarize…"
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Gemini car assistant frustrates with voice change workaround
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Trying Gemini in my car and it's the absolute worst. Starting from the inability change the voice from within the assistant, or even using infotainment settings: you have to use a phone app, and then log out of the car and back in (which you have to figure out yourself).
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AI misinterprets user requests for directions, name change, and essay
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"Please navigate to this SF address but go via 280, not 110"—"Sorry, I cannot interact with the route finding". "Please call Andrew Thomas" — "Ok, I will call you Robert from now on." "Please locate the following public domain essay for me"—"You probably mean this other text"