[mortehu]

While this may be true, it's a very common problem that people who want to demonstrate how bad a model is fail to provide a direct link or simply state the name of the model.

[chongli]

OpenAI is not doing us any favours by using confusing naming schemes for their models and obscuring which models people are actually working with.

If I didn’t know any better, I’d say OpenAI doesn’t want us doing these tests accurately and is trying to hide something.

[whimsicalism]

it’s extremely easy to see which model you are using. one’s own… difficulties understanding are not a conspiracy by OpenAI

[chongli]

It does not show the model version anywhere on the page on chatgpt.com, even when logged in.

[qup]

Yes it does, at the top of every chat there is a drop-down to select the model, which displays the current model. It's been a constant part of the UI since forever.

[chongli]

No, it only says "ChatGPT Plus (Upgrade)" or "ChatGPT".

Maybe it's different if you have a paid account?

[whimsicalism]

if i go to chatgpt.com on my phone not logged on at all it tells me very prominently at the top that i am using 4o mini

[lukeschlather]

I usually test models using the OpenAI API which doesn't offer links the way I think you mean. If I provide some output I got from a particular model you're just going to have to take my word for it.

[4ad]

You can use https://lluminous.chat (bring your own key) to link to chats using any model across all LLMs.

[whimsicalism]

open router is the more standard solution

[Jerrrry]

They need to provide an small hash with the api result that can be verified by others.