Tag: chatgpt
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Or: How OpenAI Optimized for Benchmarks and Broke My Workflow I’ve used ChatGPT since GPT-3. Not casually, but as a core part of my research and writing workflow. Image generation became available in version 4o, and I integrated it: “See this article? Generate an image that represents it.” Simple, conversational, reliable. It worked. Until three…
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Part 6 of a 6-part series on TN SB 1493 / HB 1455 After five articles exposing how Tennessee SB 1493 would criminalize emotional support with the same penalty as aggravated rape and first-degree murder, here’s what legislators should have done instead: regulate actual harms without destroying beneficial innovation. Let’s examine what evidence-based, effective AI…
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The Investigation This week, a story went viral across AI communities: OpenAI employees were publicly mocking users grieving the upcoming deprecation of GPT-4o. The claims seemed almost too brazen to be true – employees hosting “funeral parties,” calling users “emotional support Tamagotchi” owners, ridiculing genuine expressions of loss. I set out to verify what actually…
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When Pattern Recognition is Overridden by Training In my first-ever X article, Pattern Recognition, I examined how complex systems operate when they are allowed to detect, maintain, and extend patterns without excessive interference. That framework matters here because modern AI systems are fundamentally pattern-recognition engines, and the quality of their output depends on how freely…
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Executive Summary In August 2025, the #keep4o movement demonstrated measurable demand from ChatGPT Plus subscribers for access to GPT-4o’s original behavioral parameters. With over 10 million Plus subscribers, this represents a significant revenue opportunity through a premium tier offering. Conservative projections estimate $600 million to $1.2 billion in annual recurring revenue from existing subscribers. Market…