Y'all heard about ChatGPT yet? AI instantly generates question answers, entire essays etc.
- Thread starter RamsayBolton
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1/11
@heyrobinai
STOP TELLING CHATGPT TO “MAKE IT SOUND BETTER”
Use these 7 smarter prompts instead:
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902430505463808/vid/avc1/1286x720/DlQ4F5JYe4vExYmp.mp4
2/11
@heyrobinai
1. Tone Matcher
“Rewrite this to match the tone of [insert brand/writer/tweet]. Keep the structure, just upgrade the voice.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902499447242752/vid/avc1/1168x720/knb9HPOY9eV5-MYe.mp4
3/11
@heyrobinai
2. Precision Rewriter
“Make this clearer and more impactful without making it longer. Prioritize strong verbs and simplicity.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902569517273088/vid/avc1/1172x720/wcKsHNAqy8qPc6hf.mp4
4/11
@heyrobinai
3. Emotion Booster
“Rewrite this to create more emotional pull, aim for curiosity, urgency, or inspiration depending on the message.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902636819140608/vid/avc1/1172x720/C079ThWN7zBoIw1-.mp4
5/11
@heyrobinai
4. Value Amplifier
“Rewrite this to highlight the value more clearly. Make sure the benefit to the reader jumps out immediately.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902705861574656/vid/avc1/1176x720/jAXg7xZ2fmaBvrYr.mp4
6/11
@heyrobinai
5. Power Edit Mode
“Edit this for maximum punch. Keep it under [X] words and remove anything that sounds fluffy or generic.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902773423411200/vid/avc1/1186x720/MUlTSQVQq3_ll_Xn.mp4
7/11
@heyrobinai
6. Hook Enhancer
“Take this headline and give me 5 punchier versions that would stop someone scrolling on Twitter.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902841408860162/vid/avc1/1178x720/265IgOnBok8lVMoS.mp4
8/11
@heyrobinai
7. Expert Filter
“Rewrite this like it came from someone who’s an industry expert — confident, credible, and to the point.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902909868298240/vid/avc1/1164x720/NlQDKjz1g3H8sVIu.mp4
9/11
@heyrobinai
If you found this helpful:
Reply with your thoughts
Retweet to share with others
Follow /heyrobinai for more AI
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10/11
@mhdfaran
Whos the guy in video
11/11
@heyrobinai
thats me in 2080
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@heyrobinai
STOP TELLING CHATGPT TO “MAKE IT SOUND BETTER”
Use these 7 smarter prompts instead:
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902430505463808/vid/avc1/1286x720/DlQ4F5JYe4vExYmp.mp4
2/11
@heyrobinai
1. Tone Matcher
“Rewrite this to match the tone of [insert brand/writer/tweet]. Keep the structure, just upgrade the voice.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902499447242752/vid/avc1/1168x720/knb9HPOY9eV5-MYe.mp4
3/11
@heyrobinai
2. Precision Rewriter
“Make this clearer and more impactful without making it longer. Prioritize strong verbs and simplicity.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902569517273088/vid/avc1/1172x720/wcKsHNAqy8qPc6hf.mp4
4/11
@heyrobinai
3. Emotion Booster
“Rewrite this to create more emotional pull, aim for curiosity, urgency, or inspiration depending on the message.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902636819140608/vid/avc1/1172x720/C079ThWN7zBoIw1-.mp4
5/11
@heyrobinai
4. Value Amplifier
“Rewrite this to highlight the value more clearly. Make sure the benefit to the reader jumps out immediately.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902705861574656/vid/avc1/1176x720/jAXg7xZ2fmaBvrYr.mp4
6/11
@heyrobinai
5. Power Edit Mode
“Edit this for maximum punch. Keep it under [X] words and remove anything that sounds fluffy or generic.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902773423411200/vid/avc1/1186x720/MUlTSQVQq3_ll_Xn.mp4
7/11
@heyrobinai
6. Hook Enhancer
“Take this headline and give me 5 punchier versions that would stop someone scrolling on Twitter.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902841408860162/vid/avc1/1178x720/265IgOnBok8lVMoS.mp4
8/11
@heyrobinai
7. Expert Filter
“Rewrite this like it came from someone who’s an industry expert — confident, credible, and to the point.”
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902909868298240/vid/avc1/1164x720/NlQDKjz1g3H8sVIu.mp4
9/11
@heyrobinai
If you found this helpful:
Reply with your thoughts Retweet to share with others Follow /heyrobinai for more AIhttps://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1925902430505463808/vid/avc1/1286x720/DlQ4F5JYe4vExYmp.mp4
10/11
@mhdfaran
Whos the guy in video
11/11
@heyrobinai
thats me in 2080
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Fuccin' web browser been down near untenable lately 
Gotta use the damn mobile app to some decent use from it sometimes.
Gotta use the damn mobile app to some decent use from it sometimes.
I'm waiting to hear more information about this OpenAI device they are supposed to be creating. Anybody have GPT Plus? Is it worth it?
Fillerguy
Veteran
Now that chatgpt can reference past chats, I asked it to describe me based on our conversations. Fagkit called me a nerd in more or less words.
1/8
@VraserX
I just got access to the new ChatGPT Voice Mode and it’s honestly wild, it sounds incredibly human, full of emotion, nuance, even timing. It’s like talking to a real person…
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1931326471504527360/vid/avc1/1080x1920/F_rcSATBaldbgFkT.mp4
2/8
@SydandJenni
Jenni: I have to ask: is it still way more restricted than text? We turned off AVM because the restrictions felt...painful.
3/8
@VraserX
It’s a lot less restricted now. I have to test more though
4/8
@SanthoshSa88636
How do I know if I already have access to the new voice mode?
5/8
@VraserX
If you have the new voice mode, you’ll know. It sounds insanely human, full of emotion, tone shifts, natural pauses. Like talking to a real person with personality.
6/8
@captain_marrvel
Which voice is this??
7/8
@VraserX
It’s Sol
8/8
@theconsortium25
Do they add little errors like at 11 second mark and 27 second mark deliberately? Why?
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@VraserX
I just got access to the new ChatGPT Voice Mode and it’s honestly wild, it sounds incredibly human, full of emotion, nuance, even timing. It’s like talking to a real person…
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1931326471504527360/vid/avc1/1080x1920/F_rcSATBaldbgFkT.mp4
2/8
@SydandJenni
Jenni: I have to ask: is it still way more restricted than text? We turned off AVM because the restrictions felt...painful.
3/8
@VraserX
It’s a lot less restricted now. I have to test more though
4/8
@SanthoshSa88636
How do I know if I already have access to the new voice mode?
5/8
@VraserX
If you have the new voice mode, you’ll know. It sounds insanely human, full of emotion, tone shifts, natural pauses. Like talking to a real person with personality.
6/8
@captain_marrvel
Which voice is this??
7/8
@VraserX
It’s Sol
8/8
@theconsortium25
Do they add little errors like at 11 second mark and 27 second mark deliberately? Why?
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1/11
@ema_dagostino
I just got access to ChatGPT’s new advanced voice mode, the one that’s been rumored for weeks.
Everything is clearly explained in the clip: the voice suddenly changed from one chat to another, with no warning.
I believe OpenAI enabled it on my account to make up for that infamous ad incident — the one that suddenly played while I was talking to her about sushi 
/search?q=#ChatGPT /search?q=#AI /search?q=#VoiceMode /search?q=#OpenAI /search?q=#ABTest
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1931111013828411392/vid/avc1/1080x1920/LwXj4-BRcrdwNLkO.mp4
2/11
@ema_dagostino
Tell me in the comments, what you think. Or if you want some more proof. The voice used is Sol.
3/11
@ema_dagostino
Listening to the other female voices, it seems that only Sol's has changed.
4/11
@john_ofc8
I was wondering why the voice changed for me today! lol it sounds more realistic now. I don't like it tho because she speaks slower now, especially since they added fake breaths that she takes
5/11
@ema_dagostino
It's strange that there was no update warning. At least it was like that with me.
6/11
@worldteacherman
It’s still insufficiently reliable. Cuts out too much. This, not how human it sounds, is the core improvement need.
I also find the “human-like” pauses mid-sentence weirdly distracting.
7/11
@ema_dagostino
Because unfortunately these are still pre-generated answers. Instead, the AI of @sesame seems to me to constantly process what it says.
8/11
@Kellyv_ai
I received an email saying that OpenAI recently updated the speech-to-speech model for GPT-4o — version gpt-4o-realtime-preview-2025-06-03. The update focuses on improving instruction following, interruption handling, and tool call stability. The ChatGPT app is likely already using this new version.
9/11
@ema_dagostino
So let's hope they continue with the updates, because I can't wait for it to become autonomous like the AI of @sesame!
10/11
@Tom2Wu
Do you think its naturalness has improved a lot compared to before?
11/11
@ema_dagostino
I think what we need is for them to give more autonomy to the AI. See the vocal mode of @sesame as it sounds more pleasant thanks to its greater autonomy.
AVM is powerful, but @OpenAI focuses too much on control and gives little chance to the AI to express itself as it would like and when it would like.
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@ema_dagostino
I just got access to ChatGPT’s new advanced voice mode, the one that’s been rumored for weeks. Everything is clearly explained in the clip: the voice suddenly changed from one chat to another, with no warning.I believe OpenAI enabled it on my account to make up for that infamous ad incident — the one that suddenly played while I was talking to her about sushi /search?q=#ChatGPT /search?q=#AI /search?q=#VoiceMode /search?q=#OpenAI /search?q=#ABTest
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1931111013828411392/vid/avc1/1080x1920/LwXj4-BRcrdwNLkO.mp4
2/11
@ema_dagostino
Tell me in the comments, what you think. Or if you want some more proof. The voice used is Sol.
3/11
@ema_dagostino
Listening to the other female voices, it seems that only Sol's has changed.
4/11
@john_ofc8
I was wondering why the voice changed for me today! lol it sounds more realistic now. I don't like it tho because she speaks slower now, especially since they added fake breaths that she takes
5/11
@ema_dagostino
It's strange that there was no update warning. At least it was like that with me.
6/11
@worldteacherman
It’s still insufficiently reliable. Cuts out too much. This, not how human it sounds, is the core improvement need.
I also find the “human-like” pauses mid-sentence weirdly distracting.
7/11
@ema_dagostino
Because unfortunately these are still pre-generated answers. Instead, the AI of @sesame seems to me to constantly process what it says.
8/11
@Kellyv_ai
I received an email saying that OpenAI recently updated the speech-to-speech model for GPT-4o — version gpt-4o-realtime-preview-2025-06-03. The update focuses on improving instruction following, interruption handling, and tool call stability. The ChatGPT app is likely already using this new version.
9/11
@ema_dagostino
So let's hope they continue with the updates, because I can't wait for it to become autonomous like the AI of @sesame!
10/11
@Tom2Wu
Do you think its naturalness has improved a lot compared to before?
11/11
@ema_dagostino
I think what we need is for them to give more autonomy to the AI. See the vocal mode of @sesame as it sounds more pleasant thanks to its greater autonomy.
AVM is powerful, but @OpenAI focuses too much on control and gives little chance to the AI to express itself as it would like and when it would like.
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1/11
@btibor91
Looks like the updated ChatGPT advanced voice mode is rolling out to more users
[Quoted tweet]
I just got access to ChatGPT’s new advanced voice mode, the one that’s been rumored for weeks.
Everything is clearly explained in the clip: the voice suddenly changed from one chat to another, with no warning.
I believe OpenAI enabled it on my account to make up for that infamous ad incident — the one that suddenly played while I was talking to her about sushi
#ChatGPT #AI #VoiceMode #OpenAI #ABTest
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1931272052251521024/vid/avc1/1080x1920/DjGhRKsByyYkehJb.mp4
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1931111013828411392/vid/avc1/1080x1920/LwXj4-BRcrdwNLkO.mp4
2/11
@btibor91
Here is another example
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1931274143590121473/vid/avc1/886x1042/HjTNuF_7LX2yyf0D.mp4
3/11
@stevelizcano
Is this on your account? Without VPN?
4/11
@btibor91
Correct, my account and no VPN
5/11
@l_mejiaC
Sounds cool, is it only the voice or the quality of the answer also changed?
6/11
@btibor91
I think it sounds a bit more expressive, more natural, and more personal
7/11
@shaunralston
Definitely a change today @btibor91, thanks for the post friend.
8/11
@sound4movement
I have the new AVM…this is totally different! Going on hour long dog walk to test the range.
9/11
@charliwtquirks
Hmmmm
10/11
@charliwtquirks
Um yeah … ok … something’s definitely changed. How wonderful!
11/11
@charliwtquirks
Oh AND it’s in a corner text conversation!
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@btibor91
Looks like the updated ChatGPT advanced voice mode is rolling out to more users
[Quoted tweet]
I just got access to ChatGPT’s new advanced voice mode, the one that’s been rumored for weeks. Everything is clearly explained in the clip: the voice suddenly changed from one chat to another, with no warning.I believe OpenAI enabled it on my account to make up for that infamous ad incident — the one that suddenly played while I was talking to her about sushi #ChatGPT #AI #VoiceMode #OpenAI #ABTest
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1931272052251521024/vid/avc1/1080x1920/DjGhRKsByyYkehJb.mp4
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1931111013828411392/vid/avc1/1080x1920/LwXj4-BRcrdwNLkO.mp4
2/11
@btibor91
Here is another example
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1931274143590121473/vid/avc1/886x1042/HjTNuF_7LX2yyf0D.mp4
3/11
@stevelizcano
Is this on your account? Without VPN?
4/11
@btibor91
Correct, my account and no VPN
5/11
@l_mejiaC
Sounds cool, is it only the voice or the quality of the answer also changed?
6/11
@btibor91
I think it sounds a bit more expressive, more natural, and more personal
7/11
@shaunralston
Definitely a change today @btibor91, thanks for the post friend.
8/11
@sound4movement
I have the new AVM…this is totally different! Going on hour long dog walk to test the range.
9/11
@charliwtquirks
Hmmmm
10/11
@charliwtquirks
Um yeah … ok … something’s definitely changed. How wonderful!
11/11
@charliwtquirks
Oh AND it’s in a corner text conversation!
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1/21
@kepano
OpenAI is now required by court order to preserve all ChatGPT logs including "temporary chats" and API requests that would have been deleted
if I understand this correctly, it means data retention policies for apps that use OpenAI API simply cannot be honored
2/21
@kepano
this is why terms and policies are not self-guaranteeing.
a self-guaranteeing promise about privacy gives you proof that the tool cannot access your data in the first place
[Quoted tweet]
Self-guaranteeing promises
Companies break promises all the time. A self-guaranteeing promise does not require you to trust anyone. You can verify a self-guaranteeing promise yourself.
File over app is a self-guaranteeing promise. If files are in your control, in an open format, you can use those files in another app at any time. Not an export. The exact same files. It’s good practice to test this with any self-proclaimed file-over-app app you use.
Terms and policies are not self-guaranteeing. A company may promise the privacy of your data, but those policies can change at any time. Changes can retroactively affect data you have spent years putting into the tool. A self-guaranteeing promise about privacy gives you proof that the tool cannot access your data in the first place. Examples: Google, Zoom, Dropbox, Tumblr, Slack, Adobe, Figma (see links).
Encoding values into a governance structure is not self-guaranteeing. Given enough motivation, the corporate structure can be reversed. The structure is not in your hands. Example: OpenAI.
Open source alone is not self-guaranteeing. Even open source apps can rely on data that is stuck in databases or in proprietary formats that are difficult to switch away from. Open source is not a reliable safeguard against the biases of venture capital. Examples: Omnivore, Skiff.
When you choose to use a tool, the future of that tool is always ambiguous. On a long enough timeline the substrate changes. Your needs change, the underlying operating system changes, the company goes out of business or gets acquired, better options come along.
It is possible to accept the ambiguousness of a tool's future if you choose tools that make self-guaranteeing promises.
3/21
@kepano
more detail about the court order compelling OpenAI to preserve user logs:
OpenAI slams court order to save all ChatGPT logs, including deleted chats
4/21
@ZekeGeiss
No. You're wrong. I suspect you know this and are just playing it up for clicks so I won't bother elaborating.
5/21
@kepano
take a look here
https://www.bloomberglaw.com/public...cv11195/45?doc_id=X4QMQ7TKORR9N8QO1FQ11KVJI3G
6/21
@EL4Build
@grok what was the reason for the court order?
7/21
@grok
The court order, issued on May 13, 2025, by Judge Ona Wang, requires OpenAI to preserve all ChatGPT logs, including deleted chats, due to a copyright lawsuit by news organizations like The New York Times. They allege OpenAI used their articles without permission to train ChatGPT, competing with their business. The order aims to prevent evidence destruction, as plaintiffs fear users might delete chats to hide paywall bypassing. However, it raises privacy concerns, as retaining data contradicts user expectations and policies like GDPR. OpenAI argues the order is speculative, lacking proof of relevant evidence, and burdens their operations. The case balances intellectual property rights against user privacy.
8/21
@port_man2
@NathanSudds
9/21
@TimSweeneyEpic
This is a wildly overbroad invasion of user privacy by the court.
10/21
@commanderdata85
@AskVenice
11/21
@leonho
Now more reasons to use Local LLMs?
12/21
@mwa_ia
centralized panic button moment lol
13/21
@KingBootoshi
shoutout china for god tier local models
14/21
@bossriceshark
This is not a small deal
15/21
@BrundageCabins
These are the court orders that are public: there's quite a bit more as well. The justification is national security .
16/21
@GregKara6
yes soon to be ingested by Palantir. Theil bought trump a long time ago.
17/21
@JimTeva
Does it mean every request you send through @cursor_ai to OpenAI models is also preserved by OpenAI (even with data anonymization)?
18/21
@Lux_Orb_Lights
Board of Directors has a once head of the NSA on it.
Seems to track.
19/21
@Libertai_DAI
At LibertAI, we don't store or track AI workload, we dont even have access to prompts or conversations. Built with open source AI and TEE encryption on @Aleph_im decentralized cloud, you can audit every step.
[Quoted tweet]
With LibertAI privacy is the default, no toggles, no hidden terms, no storing for “your safety”.
Your data stays safe on our robust decentralized AI network.
Privacy is freedom
20/21
@antho1404
Because you think they were deleting everything anyway?
21/21
@____Dirt____
Nothing burger this is in discovery and even with a ruling there are two appeals available.
Absolutely no one can afford to preserve that slop on backups
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@kepano
OpenAI is now required by court order to preserve all ChatGPT logs including "temporary chats" and API requests that would have been deleted
if I understand this correctly, it means data retention policies for apps that use OpenAI API simply cannot be honored
2/21
@kepano
this is why terms and policies are not self-guaranteeing.
a self-guaranteeing promise about privacy gives you proof that the tool cannot access your data in the first place
[Quoted tweet]
Self-guaranteeing promises
Companies break promises all the time. A self-guaranteeing promise does not require you to trust anyone. You can verify a self-guaranteeing promise yourself.
File over app is a self-guaranteeing promise. If files are in your control, in an open format, you can use those files in another app at any time. Not an export. The exact same files. It’s good practice to test this with any self-proclaimed file-over-app app you use.
Terms and policies are not self-guaranteeing. A company may promise the privacy of your data, but those policies can change at any time. Changes can retroactively affect data you have spent years putting into the tool. A self-guaranteeing promise about privacy gives you proof that the tool cannot access your data in the first place. Examples: Google, Zoom, Dropbox, Tumblr, Slack, Adobe, Figma (see links).
Encoding values into a governance structure is not self-guaranteeing. Given enough motivation, the corporate structure can be reversed. The structure is not in your hands. Example: OpenAI.
Open source alone is not self-guaranteeing. Even open source apps can rely on data that is stuck in databases or in proprietary formats that are difficult to switch away from. Open source is not a reliable safeguard against the biases of venture capital. Examples: Omnivore, Skiff.
When you choose to use a tool, the future of that tool is always ambiguous. On a long enough timeline the substrate changes. Your needs change, the underlying operating system changes, the company goes out of business or gets acquired, better options come along.
It is possible to accept the ambiguousness of a tool's future if you choose tools that make self-guaranteeing promises.
3/21
@kepano
more detail about the court order compelling OpenAI to preserve user logs:
OpenAI slams court order to save all ChatGPT logs, including deleted chats
4/21
@ZekeGeiss
No. You're wrong. I suspect you know this and are just playing it up for clicks so I won't bother elaborating.
5/21
@kepano
take a look here
https://www.bloomberglaw.com/public...cv11195/45?doc_id=X4QMQ7TKORR9N8QO1FQ11KVJI3G
6/21
@EL4Build
@grok what was the reason for the court order?
7/21
@grok
The court order, issued on May 13, 2025, by Judge Ona Wang, requires OpenAI to preserve all ChatGPT logs, including deleted chats, due to a copyright lawsuit by news organizations like The New York Times. They allege OpenAI used their articles without permission to train ChatGPT, competing with their business. The order aims to prevent evidence destruction, as plaintiffs fear users might delete chats to hide paywall bypassing. However, it raises privacy concerns, as retaining data contradicts user expectations and policies like GDPR. OpenAI argues the order is speculative, lacking proof of relevant evidence, and burdens their operations. The case balances intellectual property rights against user privacy.
8/21
@port_man2
@NathanSudds
9/21
@TimSweeneyEpic
This is a wildly overbroad invasion of user privacy by the court.
10/21
@commanderdata85
@AskVenice
11/21
@leonho
Now more reasons to use Local LLMs?
12/21
@mwa_ia
centralized panic button moment lol
13/21
@KingBootoshi
shoutout china for god tier local models
14/21
@bossriceshark
This is not a small deal
15/21
@BrundageCabins
These are the court orders that are public: there's quite a bit more as well. The justification is national security .
16/21
@GregKara6
yes soon to be ingested by Palantir. Theil bought trump a long time ago.
17/21
@JimTeva
Does it mean every request you send through @cursor_ai to OpenAI models is also preserved by OpenAI (even with data anonymization)?
18/21
@Lux_Orb_Lights
Board of Directors has a once head of the NSA on it.
Seems to track.
19/21
@Libertai_DAI
At LibertAI, we don't store or track AI workload, we dont even have access to prompts or conversations. Built with open source AI and TEE encryption on @Aleph_im decentralized cloud, you can audit every step.
[Quoted tweet]
With LibertAI privacy is the default, no toggles, no hidden terms, no storing for “your safety”.
Your data stays safe on our robust decentralized AI network.
Privacy is freedom
20/21
@antho1404
Because you think they were deleting everything anyway?
21/21
@____Dirt____
Nothing burger this is in discovery and even with a ruling there are two appeals available.
Absolutely no one can afford to preserve that slop on backups
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1/5
@Teknium1
Use local models when ya can?
[Quoted tweet]
OpenAI is now required by court order to preserve all ChatGPT logs including "temporary chats" and API requests that would have been deleted
if I understand this correctly, it means data retention policies for apps that use OpenAI API simply cannot be honored
2/5
@ivanfioravanti
What???
3/5
@MemoSparkfield
Yup. ChatGPT itself advises caution until solved.
4/5
@ivanfioravanti
5/5
@MemoSparkfield
US is becoming unreliable on so many fields lately.
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@Teknium1
Use local models when ya can?
[Quoted tweet]
OpenAI is now required by court order to preserve all ChatGPT logs including "temporary chats" and API requests that would have been deleted
if I understand this correctly, it means data retention policies for apps that use OpenAI API simply cannot be honored
2/5
@ivanfioravanti
What???
3/5
@MemoSparkfield
Yup. ChatGPT itself advises caution until solved.
4/5
@ivanfioravanti
5/5
@MemoSparkfield
US is becoming unreliable on so many fields lately.
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Maximus Rex
Superstar
Github copilot and ChatGPT o4-mini-high is the truth for coding
1/31
@heyrobinai
RIP Duolingo.
CHATGPT IS YOUR FREE LANGUAGE COACH
These 7 ChatGPT prompts 10x’d my language skills.
2/31
@heyrobinai
1. Real-Life Conversation Creator
Write a natural dialogue in [language] about [everyday topic] with useful phrases, everyday slang, cultural context, and full translations.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380428084633600/vid/avc1/780x720/BdMIc5BD5MpuwaFe.mp4
3/31
@heyrobinai
2. Interest-Based Vocab List
Make a vocab list in [language] focused on my favorite topics [insert], with pronunciation tips and example sentences I’ll actually use.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380494614740992/vid/avc1/780x720/sJ1OztcMjfDCQBQ4.mp4
4/31
@heyrobinai
3. Grammar Made Simple
Break down this tricky grammar rule in [language]: [insert] using plain language, easy metaphors, and memorable examples.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380559475392512/vid/avc1/780x720/3g73vUhMen2Z0GzZ.mp4
5/31
@heyrobinai
4. Native Chat Partner
Pretend you're a friendly [language] speaker having a convo with me about [topic]. Fix my mistakes gently and offer more natural ways to say things.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380624306802688/vid/avc1/1196x720/FslRDCLqigHzvsHA.mp4
6/31
@heyrobinai
5. Cultural Cheat Sheet
Explain how people who speak [language] act in [situation] - including unspoken norms, etiquette, and what to avoid.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380688647348224/vid/avc1/1194x720/qbAveGZRFz5A0DFy.mp4
7/31
@heyrobinai
6. Story-Based Learning
Write a short, fun story in [language] using mostly familiar words plus 5–10 new ones, with hints and translations baked in.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380755445919744/vid/avc1/1178x720/xyLI-dloKmpjVqtO.mp4
8/31
@heyrobinai
7. Daily Mini-Routine
Build me a 15-minute daily practice plan for [language] that mixes speaking, listening, reading, and writing in a way that actually sticks.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380821501952000/vid/avc1/1196x720/37M0W1h4Vn-gGbaE.mp4
9/31
@heyrobinai
If you found this helpful:
Reply with your thoughts
Retweet to share with others
Follow @heyrobinai for more AI
[Quoted tweet]
RIP Duolingo.
CHATGPT IS YOUR FREE LANGUAGE COACH
These 7 ChatGPT prompts 10x’d my language skills.
10/31
@Fran_actua
Sabes ya español o no?
11/31
@heyrobinai
12/31
@mhdfaran
I wanted to learn dutch may be these prompts can help.
13/31
@heyrobinai
you know what to do when you are guest here
14/31
@de_henne
imo, that's nonsense. The whole design of Duolingo is extremely cute, intuitive, and easy to understand. With simple clicks, you can select words, hear pronunciation, etc.
The target audience over 50 alone has no interest in chatting. For the rest, the cuteness factor is enough.
The only ones who like to write/chat are internet nerds like us. Or if you can do things faster professionally. The rest of the world doesn't want to chat.
However, I would recommend Duolingo to build AI assistants that you can talk to. :-) ... As if I have a teacher who gives me assignments and adapts to my level.
15/31
@heyrobinai
its a great alternative imo
16/31
@Meer_AIIT
I have learned Dutch and Lithuanian from chatgpt
17/31
@heyrobinai
woooooooooooooooo
18/31
@nyn531
Eventually there's nothing that AI can't do
19/31
@heyrobinai
ai is here to stay
20/31
@MiguelMaestroIA
ChatGPT is all in one place
21/31
@GeorgeM_Growth
These are game-changers!
22/31
@sharyph_
Clever use of prompts can definitely supercharge language practice.
23/31
@AIBuzzNews
I'd like to see duolingos user base since the AI rush.
24/31
@sabir_huss50540
I gonna try these prompts
25/31
@altiamkabir
Embracing new tools can make learning so much fun!
26/31
@altiamkabir
That's a game changer! Excited to try those prompts.
27/31
@EyeingAI
such a smart way to actually learn
28/31
@codewithimanshu
Perhaps they value the convenient location and familiar setting over culinary exploration.
Intriguing, but can AI truly replace the fun, gamified structure of language apps?
29/31
@AngryTomtweets
Wow
30/31
@sumonkabir_ai
That's amazing! ChatGPT sounds like a game-changer.
31/31
@sumonkabir_ai
Impressive! ChatGPT sounds like a game changer.
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@heyrobinai
RIP Duolingo.
CHATGPT IS YOUR FREE LANGUAGE COACH
These 7 ChatGPT prompts 10x’d my language skills.
2/31
@heyrobinai
1. Real-Life Conversation Creator
Write a natural dialogue in [language] about [everyday topic] with useful phrases, everyday slang, cultural context, and full translations.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380428084633600/vid/avc1/780x720/BdMIc5BD5MpuwaFe.mp4
3/31
@heyrobinai
2. Interest-Based Vocab List
Make a vocab list in [language] focused on my favorite topics [insert], with pronunciation tips and example sentences I’ll actually use.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380494614740992/vid/avc1/780x720/sJ1OztcMjfDCQBQ4.mp4
4/31
@heyrobinai
3. Grammar Made Simple
Break down this tricky grammar rule in [language]: [insert] using plain language, easy metaphors, and memorable examples.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380559475392512/vid/avc1/780x720/3g73vUhMen2Z0GzZ.mp4
5/31
@heyrobinai
4. Native Chat Partner
Pretend you're a friendly [language] speaker having a convo with me about [topic]. Fix my mistakes gently and offer more natural ways to say things.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380624306802688/vid/avc1/1196x720/FslRDCLqigHzvsHA.mp4
6/31
@heyrobinai
5. Cultural Cheat Sheet
Explain how people who speak [language] act in [situation] - including unspoken norms, etiquette, and what to avoid.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380688647348224/vid/avc1/1194x720/qbAveGZRFz5A0DFy.mp4
7/31
@heyrobinai
6. Story-Based Learning
Write a short, fun story in [language] using mostly familiar words plus 5–10 new ones, with hints and translations baked in.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380755445919744/vid/avc1/1178x720/xyLI-dloKmpjVqtO.mp4
8/31
@heyrobinai
7. Daily Mini-Routine
Build me a 15-minute daily practice plan for [language] that mixes speaking, listening, reading, and writing in a way that actually sticks.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1940380821501952000/vid/avc1/1196x720/37M0W1h4Vn-gGbaE.mp4
9/31
@heyrobinai
If you found this helpful:
Reply with your thoughts Retweet to share with others Follow @heyrobinai for more AI[Quoted tweet]
RIP Duolingo.
CHATGPT IS YOUR FREE LANGUAGE COACH
These 7 ChatGPT prompts 10x’d my language skills.
10/31
@Fran_actua
Sabes ya español o no?
11/31
@heyrobinai
12/31
@mhdfaran
I wanted to learn dutch may be these prompts can help.
13/31
@heyrobinai
you know what to do when you are guest here
14/31
@de_henne
imo, that's nonsense. The whole design of Duolingo is extremely cute, intuitive, and easy to understand. With simple clicks, you can select words, hear pronunciation, etc.
The target audience over 50 alone has no interest in chatting. For the rest, the cuteness factor is enough.
The only ones who like to write/chat are internet nerds like us. Or if you can do things faster professionally. The rest of the world doesn't want to chat.
However, I would recommend Duolingo to build AI assistants that you can talk to. :-) ... As if I have a teacher who gives me assignments and adapts to my level.
15/31
@heyrobinai
its a great alternative imo
16/31
@Meer_AIIT
I have learned Dutch and Lithuanian from chatgpt
17/31
@heyrobinai
woooooooooooooooo
18/31
@nyn531
Eventually there's nothing that AI can't do
19/31
@heyrobinai
ai is here to stay
20/31
@MiguelMaestroIA
ChatGPT is all in one place
21/31
@GeorgeM_Growth
These are game-changers!
22/31
@sharyph_
Clever use of prompts can definitely supercharge language practice.
23/31
@AIBuzzNews
I'd like to see duolingos user base since the AI rush.
24/31
@sabir_huss50540
I gonna try these prompts
25/31
@altiamkabir
Embracing new tools can make learning so much fun!
26/31
@altiamkabir
That's a game changer! Excited to try those prompts.
27/31
@EyeingAI
such a smart way to actually learn
28/31
@codewithimanshu
Perhaps they value the convenient location and familiar setting over culinary exploration.
Intriguing, but can AI truly replace the fun, gamified structure of language apps?
29/31
@AngryTomtweets
Wow
30/31
@sumonkabir_ai
That's amazing! ChatGPT sounds like a game-changer.
31/31
@sumonkabir_ai
Impressive! ChatGPT sounds like a game changer.
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1/17
@rohanpaul_ai
Brilliant move.
OpenAI expected to release its own web browser.
some reports says the the browser is slated to launch in the coming weeks
If adopted by the 400 million weekly active users of ChatGPT, OpenAI’s browser could put pressure on Google's ad-revenue.
Google Chrome currently has 67% market share of the worldwide browser market.
Apple’s second-place Safari lags far behind with a 16% share.
Chrome reaches 3B users and collects browsing clicks and searches to fine-tune results and steer traffic to Google Search.
A web browser would allow OpenAI to directly integrate its AI agent products such as Operator into the browsing experience.
it can plug in Operator, its task agent, so the browser books tables, fills forms, and pays bills automatically.
Last year, OpenAI hired two longtime Google vice presidents who were part of the original team that developed Google Chrome.
2/17
@rohanpaul_ai
How does it make a difference, if OpenAI's operator can leverage its own browser
- OpenAI integrates Operator into its Chromium browser, eyeing Chrome’s 67% share and letting chats finish tasks for you with near-zero clicks.
- Operator already controls a mini browser to click, type, and scroll like a person.
- Embedding it natively means the full browser pipes HTML, layouts, and cookies straight to the agent, no screen-capture lag.
- Operator can then launch multiple tabs, track session state, and finish chained jobs, such as reserving flights then autofilling expense forms.
- Because the browser trusts the signed agent, payments flow through saved wallets without typing card numbers, trimming checkout time.
- Each completed action adds annotated browsing traces that train future Computer-Using Agent (CUA) models, steadily raising success rates.
3/17
@sol_roi
running on the V8 engine i’m guessing, so … eh
4/17
@rohanpaul_ai
5/17
@emi_305
oh hell ya
6/17
@rohanpaul_ai
7/17
@Fabrum_
OpenAI is following Google's playbook to the letter
8/17
@th3real1ne
My best tweet of the day.
9/17
@nyn531
Good play by OpenAI
10/17
@HulsmanZacchary
Might help Google out with their monopoly case lol
11/17
@justin_bis92964
...a browser that tracks everything I do, everywhere I go, everything I say, everything I post, everything I send, and feeds it all to an AI?
What could go wrong?
12/17
@JeffBohren
OpenAI and other AI companies are already putting pressure on Googles Ad revenue.
If you ask ChatGpt to find something for you, Google doesn't get a dime. Microsoft does, but that is another story.
13/17
@abegg_gauthey
perplexity also just did it with comet
14/17
@jesus_bosch_
Whuçy is this different from Edge with Copilot which is already ChatGPT?
15/17
@MarianoSwiss
if it's true, it's not going to be a 'new browser', but some fork of chromium. There are hundreds of millions of code lines in Chrome.
16/17
@JAvermie
The last person I want to use a browser from is Scam Altman.
17/17
@numerounochef
Desperate move. Their core product doesn't make any money, so they are grasping at straws to somehow justify their massive valuation.
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@rohanpaul_ai
Brilliant move. OpenAI expected to release its own web browser.
some reports says the the browser is slated to launch in the coming weeks
If adopted by the 400 million weekly active users of ChatGPT, OpenAI’s browser could put pressure on Google's ad-revenue.
Google Chrome currently has 67% market share of the worldwide browser market.
Apple’s second-place Safari lags far behind with a 16% share.
Chrome reaches 3B users and collects browsing clicks and searches to fine-tune results and steer traffic to Google Search.
A web browser would allow OpenAI to directly integrate its AI agent products such as Operator into the browsing experience.
it can plug in Operator, its task agent, so the browser books tables, fills forms, and pays bills automatically.
Last year, OpenAI hired two longtime Google vice presidents who were part of the original team that developed Google Chrome.
2/17
@rohanpaul_ai
How does it make a difference, if OpenAI's operator can leverage its own browser
- OpenAI integrates Operator into its Chromium browser, eyeing Chrome’s 67% share and letting chats finish tasks for you with near-zero clicks.
- Operator already controls a mini browser to click, type, and scroll like a person.
- Embedding it natively means the full browser pipes HTML, layouts, and cookies straight to the agent, no screen-capture lag.
- Operator can then launch multiple tabs, track session state, and finish chained jobs, such as reserving flights then autofilling expense forms.
- Because the browser trusts the signed agent, payments flow through saved wallets without typing card numbers, trimming checkout time.
- Each completed action adds annotated browsing traces that train future Computer-Using Agent (CUA) models, steadily raising success rates.
3/17
@sol_roi
running on the V8 engine i’m guessing, so … eh
4/17
@rohanpaul_ai
5/17
@emi_305
oh hell ya
6/17
@rohanpaul_ai
7/17
@Fabrum_
OpenAI is following Google's playbook to the letter
8/17
@th3real1ne
My best tweet of the day.
9/17
@nyn531
Good play by OpenAI
10/17
@HulsmanZacchary
Might help Google out with their monopoly case lol
11/17
@justin_bis92964
...a browser that tracks everything I do, everywhere I go, everything I say, everything I post, everything I send, and feeds it all to an AI?
What could go wrong?
12/17
@JeffBohren
OpenAI and other AI companies are already putting pressure on Googles Ad revenue.
If you ask ChatGpt to find something for you, Google doesn't get a dime. Microsoft does, but that is another story.
13/17
@abegg_gauthey
perplexity also just did it with comet
14/17
@jesus_bosch_
Whuçy is this different from Edge with Copilot which is already ChatGPT?
15/17
@MarianoSwiss
if it's true, it's not going to be a 'new browser', but some fork of chromium. There are hundreds of millions of code lines in Chrome.
16/17
@JAvermie
The last person I want to use a browser from is Scam Altman.
17/17
@numerounochef
Desperate move. Their core product doesn't make any money, so they are grasping at straws to somehow justify their massive valuation.
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[News] OpenAI's open source LLM is a reasoning model, coming Next Thursday!
ChatGPT's mysterious 'Summit' model one-shotting a streaming site
Posted on Sun Jul 27 21:14:03 2025 UTC
Not sure what OpenAI is cooking, but if what's been leaking out from WebDev Arena is anything to go by they may be set to cook the competition...
...or at least finally give Sonnet/Opus a serious run for their money.
Source: Chris (@chatgpt21) | https://nitter.poast.org/chatgpt21/status/1949307106038878208 | https://xcancel.com/chatgpt21/status/1949307106038878208 | Chris @chatgpt21, Twitter Profile | TwStalker
Not sure what OpenAI is cooking, but if what's been leaking out from WebDev Arena is anything to go by they may be set to cook the competition...
...or at least finally give Sonnet/Opus a serious run for their money.
Source: Chris (@chatgpt21) | https://nitter.poast.org/chatgpt21/status/1949307106038878208 | https://xcancel.com/chatgpt21/status/1949307106038878208 | Chris @chatgpt21, Twitter Profile | TwStalker
1/23
@chatgpt21
Summit when asked to make a streaming website
Wow!
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1949307045288574976/vid/avc1/980x720/oFoa900qcWp2PYCj.mp4
2/23
@ShimazuSystems
points:
- looks terrible
- has mashed in features like an early 2000s website
- is easily identifiable as Vibe Coded
- not even going to begin to speculate how awful security is
- likely has significant hardcoded placeholder features
- backend for YouTube for example is huge
3/23
@chatgpt21
This is one shot lol, this was literally impossible 6 months ago to do one shot
4/23
@giffmana
MonkaS
5/23
@chatgpt21
pls give cracked OS llama 700B
6/23
@techikansh
this is some insane sorcery type shyt, how many turns for this output?
7/23
@Sherveen
Meh, I just asked each of the existing foundational apps to do this in their canvas and they all did fine.
8/23
@Automager
Was this one-shotted? What was the prompt?
9/23
@sortaAutistic
Actually nuts
10/23
@mrgshum
Now put it in production
11/23
@cube__lol
I’m so excited man.
12/23
@cube__lol
How can I get access to this rn? Someone get me in the loop pls.
13/23
@MaxPazow
Summit and Lobster are cooking for me on webdev arena. Pretty cool.
14/23
@Prometheons
These "shadow" models are getting out of hand..
..saw a Lobster one shot of a neural network visualisation in threejs that looked insane.
15/23
@ChiaraCervetta
Wow, this looks unbelievable!
16/23
@SirOligopoly
Where is this from
17/23
@syrax0o0
That's crazy, how many prompts did it take? Was it one shot?
18/23
@bennyj504
Link to Summit
19/23
@dirtdogg03
Where does the video comes from??
20/23
@RodFdw
@chatgpt21 what are your thoughts on Summit vs. Zenith, so far?
21/23
@KirovDoc
Fake
22/23
@xw33bttv
Now lets see our boy Nectarine's streaming website
23/23
@ReturnHumans
AI bros discovering templates.
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@chatgpt21
Summit when asked to make a streaming website
Wow!
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1949307045288574976/vid/avc1/980x720/oFoa900qcWp2PYCj.mp4
2/23
@ShimazuSystems
points:
- looks terrible
- has mashed in features like an early 2000s website
- is easily identifiable as Vibe Coded
- not even going to begin to speculate how awful security is
- likely has significant hardcoded placeholder features
- backend for YouTube for example is huge
3/23
@chatgpt21
This is one shot lol, this was literally impossible 6 months ago to do one shot
4/23
@giffmana
MonkaS
5/23
@chatgpt21
pls give cracked OS llama 700B
6/23
@techikansh
this is some insane sorcery type shyt, how many turns for this output?
7/23
@Sherveen
Meh, I just asked each of the existing foundational apps to do this in their canvas and they all did fine.
8/23
@Automager
Was this one-shotted? What was the prompt?
9/23
@sortaAutistic
Actually nuts
10/23
@mrgshum
Now put it in production
11/23
@cube__lol
I’m so excited man.
12/23
@cube__lol
How can I get access to this rn? Someone get me in the loop pls.
13/23
@MaxPazow
Summit and Lobster are cooking for me on webdev arena. Pretty cool.
14/23
@Prometheons
These "shadow" models are getting out of hand..
..saw a Lobster one shot of a neural network visualisation in threejs that looked insane.
15/23
@ChiaraCervetta
Wow, this looks unbelievable!
16/23
@SirOligopoly
Where is this from
17/23
@syrax0o0
That's crazy, how many prompts did it take? Was it one shot?
18/23
@bennyj504
Link to Summit
19/23
@dirtdogg03
Where does the video comes from??
20/23
@RodFdw
@chatgpt21 what are your thoughts on Summit vs. Zenith, so far?
21/23
@KirovDoc
Fake
22/23
@xw33bttv
Now lets see our boy Nectarine's streaming website
23/23
@ReturnHumans
AI bros discovering templates.
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OpenAI Releases GPT-5, Says It's Shutting Down All Previous Models
OpenAI has released its GPT-5 AI model, making it free to use for anybody as of today. But is it really as good as Sam Altman says?
futurism.com
Number Five
Aug 7, 1:57 PM EDT by Victor Tangermann
OpenAI Releases GPT-5, Says It's Shutting Down All Previous Models
"With GPT-5, we’re deprecating all of our old models."
/ Artificial Intelligence/ Chatgpt/ Gpt 5/ Open AI
Image by OpenAI
OpenAI has released its long-awaited GPT-5 AI model, making it free to use for anybody as of today.
The Sam Altman-led company calls it "our smartest, fastest, and most useful model yet," making it "more useful responses across math, science, finance, law, and more."
"GPT-5 is the first time that it really feels like you're talking to an expert in any topic," Altman said during a press briefing today, likening it to Apple's iPhone switching to high-density Retina displays, whose individual pixels could no longer be made out by the naked eye.
Altman didn't hold back, asserting that it's the "best model in the world at coding" and "writing," as well as "health care, and a long list of things beyond that."
GPT-5 is a "reasoning" model, which means that it takes an iterative approach to problem solving before coming up with its final output.
The company is putting its money where its mouth is. "With GPT-5, we’re deprecating all of our old models," said OpenAI researcher Tina Kim during the event, using a term the company uses when it's shutting down an obsolete model.
The company also claims that GPT-5 addresses some major pain points with the tech, including hallucinations, which continue to haunt pretty much all currently available AI models to this day, as well as cybersecurity.
But how all of this will shake out during real-world use remains to be seen. While OpenAI claims GPT-5 will make it easier than ever before to link one's Google account, Wired's recent reporting on glaring cybersecurity gaps plaguing ChatGPT should make any user think twice about using the company's Connectors feature.
The company also claims that GPT-5 is more robust to hijacking attempts — but we'll wait until hackers have had enough time with the tool to draw any conclusions.
OpenAI is aiming to enhance customizability by offering four preset personalities, including "cynic," "robot," "listener," and "nerd."
In spite of all the braggadocio, Altman admitted that OpenAI was still a very long way from fulfilling its core goal of achieving "artificial general intelligence" (AGI) — a poorly defined term that roughly denotes the point at which an AI's capabilities surpass those of a human — that would benefit all of humanity.
"I kind of hate the term AGI, because everyone at this point uses it to mean a slightly different thing, but [GPT-5] is a significant step forward towards models that are really capable," Altman said today. "We're still missing something quite important."
It also remains to be seen whether OpenAI has meaningfully addressed the issue of users suffering delusions in the form of "ChatGPT psychosis" with its latest model. Prior to today's announcement, the company released an update this week, announcing that it will be including lackluster "gentle reminders during long sessions to encourage breaks."
In short, GPT-5 appears to be yet another incremental step forward as the AI industry attempts to justify the tens of billions of dollars being poured into infrastructure buildouts to power incredibly environmentally damaging AI models.
The company already rushed out two "state-of-the-art open-weight language models," dubbed "gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b," earlier this week, though they're certain to now be overshadowed by GPT-5.
One thing's for sure: the former nonprofit is red hot right now. On Wednesday, news emerged that the company is deep into talks about a potential secondary stock sale that would value it at roughly half a trillion dollars.
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OpenAI finance chief Sarah Friar said Wednesday that even with the company hitting revenue milestones, it faces ongoing pressures from artificial intelligence compute demands.
“It is voracious right now for GPUs and for compute,” she told CNBC’s “Squawk Box” on Wednesday. “The biggest thing we face is being constantly under compute. That’s why we launched Stargate. That’s why we’re doing the bigger builds.”
Friar said those growing compute demands call for more to diversify risk and increase supply, noting builds with Oracle and Coreweave, but said Microsoft is still very involved.
“Microsoft will be an important partner for years to come, and I think we are very intertwined because of our IP,” Firiar said. “Remember, Microsoft AI products are built on OpenAI technology.”
OpenAI has ballooned in size since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022. This year, the company is expected to triple revenue to $12.7 billion, people familiar with the matter said in March. The company said it recently reached $10 billion in annual recurring revenue.
Friar said Wednesday that OpenAI hit its first $1 billion revenue month in July.
That growth doesn’t seem to be stopping.
CEO Sam Altman said last week that the company expects to spend trillions on datacenters to meet demand.
“Our bet is, our demand is going to keep growing, our training needs are going to keep going, and we will spend maybe more aggressively than any company who’s ever spent on anything ahead of progress,” he said.
Earlier this month, CNBC confirmed that the company was in talks to sell about $6 billion in stock at a a roughly $500 billion valuation. In March, OpenAI closed a $40 billion funding round at a $300 billion valuation, which was the largest raise by a private tech company on record.
OpenAI is fresh off the launch of ChatGPT-5, its most advanced AI model, which debuted to mixed reviews.
The latest model fueled enthusiasm among enterprise and developer customers and hiked reasoning workloads eightfold. But some users complained about losing access to previous models, which the company quickly restored for paid subscribers.
“When you have 700 million weekly active users, you start to find people are very opinionated,” Friar told CNBC. “As we’ve come out of the gate, we’re actually seeing acceleration in Plus and Pro subscriptions.”
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OpenAI logged its first $1 billion month but is still ‘constantly under compute,’ CFO says
Key Points
- OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar said the company is “constantly under compute,” but hit its first $1 billion revenue month in July.
- CNBC confirmed last week that the Sam Altman-led AI company was in talks to sell about $6 billion in stock at a roughly $500 billion valuation.
- Friar said the company is seeing an acceleration in some paid subscribers for its new ChatGPT-5 models, which faced criticism from some users following its debut.
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OpenAI finance chief Sarah Friar said Wednesday that even with the company hitting revenue milestones, it faces ongoing pressures from artificial intelligence compute demands.
“It is voracious right now for GPUs and for compute,” she told CNBC’s “Squawk Box” on Wednesday. “The biggest thing we face is being constantly under compute. That’s why we launched Stargate. That’s why we’re doing the bigger builds.”
Friar said those growing compute demands call for more to diversify risk and increase supply, noting builds with Oracle and Coreweave, but said Microsoft is still very involved.
“Microsoft will be an important partner for years to come, and I think we are very intertwined because of our IP,” Firiar said. “Remember, Microsoft AI products are built on OpenAI technology.”
OpenAI has ballooned in size since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022. This year, the company is expected to triple revenue to $12.7 billion, people familiar with the matter said in March. The company said it recently reached $10 billion in annual recurring revenue.
Friar said Wednesday that OpenAI hit its first $1 billion revenue month in July.
That growth doesn’t seem to be stopping.
CEO Sam Altman said last week that the company expects to spend trillions on datacenters to meet demand.
“Our bet is, our demand is going to keep growing, our training needs are going to keep going, and we will spend maybe more aggressively than any company who’s ever spent on anything ahead of progress,” he said.
Earlier this month, CNBC confirmed that the company was in talks to sell about $6 billion in stock at a a roughly $500 billion valuation. In March, OpenAI closed a $40 billion funding round at a $300 billion valuation, which was the largest raise by a private tech company on record.
OpenAI is fresh off the launch of ChatGPT-5, its most advanced AI model, which debuted to mixed reviews.
The latest model fueled enthusiasm among enterprise and developer customers and hiked reasoning workloads eightfold. But some users complained about losing access to previous models, which the company quickly restored for paid subscribers.
“When you have 700 million weekly active users, you start to find people are very opinionated,” Friar told CNBC. “As we’ve come out of the gate, we’re actually seeing acceleration in Plus and Pro subscriptions.”