[OutOfHere]

OpenAI promises too much and delivers too little. It promised "Agent mode" and "Study and learn", but I have neither despite paying for the service.

I get the impression that OpenAI will rename what's intended as o4 to gpt-5 and package it as such.

[joshstrange]

I will die on this hill.

Nothing annoys me more than OpenAI acting like something is rolling out (or rolled out already) and then taking forever to do so.

> ChatGPT agent starts rolling out today to Pro, Plus, and Team; Pro will get access by the end of day, while Plus and Team users will get access over the next few days.

"Next few days" - It's 8 days later (so far). Lest one think "It's only 8 days, geez, calm down": They do this _all the time_. I don't even remember the length of the gap between announcing the enhanced voices and then forgetting about it completely before it finally rolled out.

It sours every announcement they make in my opinion.

[j_timberlake]

I feel like Altman is taking Elon's path. ChatGPT was his Tesla Model 3. Now he's in the overpromise/underdeliver phase, he's probably going to get himself into a "funding secured" moment soon enough, but he definitely hasn't started calling people "pedo" yet.

[gneuron]

Arguably he already did with the $40B round from Masayoshi Son, who essentially committed only $10B and the other $30B was conditional on OpenAI converting from a non profit by the end of the year, but now that possibility is in question because OpenAI and Microsoft can't agree on a deal (and Microsoft controls whether or not OpenAi converts to a for profit, and when).

[kifler]

For what it's worth, I had Agent Mode deployed to my account earlier this morning.