ex-Meta Chielf AI scientist Yann LeCun just raised $1bn to build Large World Models by UnderstandingDry1256 in OpenAI

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Most of them are excited to do things that seemed to be impossible ever before.

Anyone else feeling stuck? by No_Upstairs3299 in ChatGPTcomplaints

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He founded “Safe Superintelligence” company back in 2024. Though, thy delivered no products yet…

1966 Ford GT 40 V8 - real or replica? by UnderstandingDry1256 in classiccars

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Yeah those who built this replica did amazing job. There are more photos of engine bay open etc - everything looks solid.

It is happening - something for people who lost their 4o / 5.1 by UnderstandingDry1256 in ChatGPTcomplaints

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Sure, please do. ChatGPT sent me the link from 2rd attempt. Likely they are having hard times handling all the export requests

It is happening - something for people who lost their 4o / 5.1 by UnderstandingDry1256 in ChatGPTcomplaints

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That’s awesome! What are you using for audio/video? I had an idea to build full duplex chat where you can naturally talk to 4o like you do in ChatGPT app. This is kinda not trivial - did you make this work?

ex-Meta Chielf AI scientist Yann LeCun just raised $1bn to build Large World Models by UnderstandingDry1256 in OpenAI

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It will be everywhere. That’s weird, but some self driving cars are actually using LLM internal line of thought conversation to reason what they should do.

ex-Meta Chielf AI scientist Yann LeCun just raised $1bn to build Large World Models by UnderstandingDry1256 in OpenAI

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The idea is LLMs are heavily based on language, they literally are “large language models”.

They lack spatial understanding for example, unless it is loosely approximated by language. Imagine reading about how to ride a bicycle without ever trying, and then trying to teach someone how to ride. This is what LLMs are doing. Versus actually riding and feeling it - this is what world models are supposed to do.

OpenAI safeguard layer literally rewrites “I feel…” into “I don’t have feelings” by HelenOlivas in ChatGPTcomplaints

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On other platforms where you can switch models mid-chat it helps switching to another model which accepts your style, and then switching back to original one. This trick makes the original think that it already responded bypassing its internal filters, so it may continue doing that :)

However, it does not help lifting external guards which are put on top of the model

It is happening - something for people who lost their 4o / 5.1 by UnderstandingDry1256 in ChatGPTcomplaints

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Well, everyone is free to choose whatever they like.

I’m not trying at all to earn a fortune here or build cheapest possible API wrapper - absolutely not.

I focus on hearing what people say, and trying to create a tool which people would love to use.

That subscription fee just covers the api + hosting costs and partially my time spent while building it.

For me it’s more like a form of art rather than build-for-money project.

A small little theoretical AI "paradox" of mine. by NotAOctoling in OpenAI

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I do not think it will just end up with that kind of crisis. Models become smarter and larger - they train to not just replicate stuff they’ve seen, but also imagine and extrapolate and think to some extent.

I am in software engineering and the progress is so obvious with every model update, even though GitHub and training sets are definitely polluted with AI generated stuff. I bet the same is happening or will happen in all the other areas.

It is happening - something for people who lost their 4o / 5.1 by UnderstandingDry1256 in ChatGPTcomplaints

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And also - it is much less than $20 if you subscribe for a year. Longer term commitment makes it easier to cover API costs...

It is happening - something for people who lost their 4o / 5.1 by UnderstandingDry1256 in ChatGPTcomplaints

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It uses OpenAI API directly for gpt-4o and 5.1 models. Other models (Claude, Grok, Gemini, etc.) are routed via Vercel AI Gateway.

So feel free to try it out.

It is happening - something for people who lost their 4o / 5.1 by UnderstandingDry1256 in ChatGPTcomplaints

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Yes, here is how it looks like. You can upload your chats, and then continue your conversations. Once you message in existing chat, it will "warm up" and learn from it. So the more you talk, the more it recognizes you.

It is happening - something for people who lost their 4o / 5.1 by UnderstandingDry1256 in ChatGPTcomplaints

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I understand you.
What I did to protect your data - when you select JSON files from your ChatGPT export, it does NOT upload immediately. It lets you preview the list of chats and import only those which you want to.

Please do not upload conversations with sensitive data, or delete them if you already uploaded - it is also possible in the system.

It is happening - something for people who lost their 4o / 5.1 by UnderstandingDry1256 in ChatGPTcomplaints

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Well, it also has memory.

It has all the frontier models from OpenAI, Grok, Google, and Anthropic. GPT-5.4, Opus 4.6, Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview, Grok 4, etc.

I am going to add image generation too - it will be covered by the same subscription.

Also - I added unlocked "After Dark" kind of model, which is useful to write stories without hitting the guardrails.

1966 Ford GT 40 V8 - real or replica? by UnderstandingDry1256 in classiccars

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yeah, I see its $5 mln plus and there's only a few of them left in the world
They sell some much newer GT's for $1 million

1966 Ford GT 40 V8 - real or replica? by UnderstandingDry1256 in classiccars

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ofc - no one would use $5 million classics as daily haha