Re:Can't pay, won't pay: streaming services are driving view...
by qrios on Friday August 15, 2025 @12:09AM
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Right, I missed a whole decade. (For me 1989, the Mauerfall is the official end of GDR)
Re:Can't pay, won't pay: streaming services are driving view...
by irthomasthomas on Friday August 15, 2025 @02:19AM
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That's hilarious. Imagine going back two years and showing someone GPT-5? They might think the Pause AI movement had won. It makes you ponder an alternate timeline where the OpenAI brain trust wasn't dismantled
Which version did you use, though? GPT-5, GPT-5-Thinking, GPT-5 Pro, GPT-5-Mini, GPT-5 with Thinking (reasoning effort=high) or one of the other 18 options? Did you tell it to think harder? Maybe you are just holding it wrong?
Re:Can't pay, won't pay: streaming services are driving view...
by bambax on Friday August 15, 2025 @12:41PM
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Making what is essentially a router dispatching queries to the smallest engine susceptible to answer a question was maybe a good optimization from a techical and business pont of view.
But branding that router "GPT5" is a huge marketing mistake, because now, every time a smaller model says something stupid (as they often do), it seems that's the best OpenAI has to offer...
Re:Can't pay, won't pay: streaming services are driving view...
by GoblinSlayer on Friday August 15, 2025 @04:06AM
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Linguistically it's an ok association. If you look at it unconsciously, you can find it plausible too, add 7 but in reverse.
Re:Can't pay, won't pay: streaming services are driving view...
by boredhedgehog on Friday August 15, 2025 @04:09AM
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GPT-5 fell into a coma and missed a few critical years.
I wondered if GP was thinking of another movie so I asked ChatGPT, which told me: "The German film you’re thinking of is "Good Bye, Lenin!" — released in 2003, exactly seven years after the formal end of the DDR in 1990." (My emphasis.)
So much for GPT-5.