I know I sound like a broken record at this point, but GPT 5 really doesn't seem like a paradigm shift at all. Yes there's progress being made, but it feels to me it's becoming marginal. But surely, in 6 - 12 months, everything will be vastly different right? Or is that just…
As far as I can see, at least on my timeline, no is claiming it’s a paradigm shift. Personally, it’s a decent bit better than sonnet 4 on coding tasks, specifically monorepo full stack work (purely just vibes based from using it today).
For me, it's been a lot slower and worse results than Sonnet 4. Exact same prompts.
Dude, just enjoy it while you can, ’cause in 6–12 months we’ll be deciding which one to use: - GPT 5o - GPT 5o mini - GPT o5 mini-High - GPT 5o nano - GPT 5.1 - GPT 5.1 mini - GPT 5.5 - GPT 5.5 mini - GPT 5++ - GPT 5# - GPT 5 Air - GPT 5 Pro - GPT 5 Pro Max - GPT 5 Ultra
Everything you said is correct. House of Stark be like, "Winter is coming."
it's not scaling properly, the right approach is still open source
I tried to add some js on my easy admin custom html forms, nothing too complex need a couple of events where changing value js should fetch some data and populate next field. The result was very off and at the moment claude4 still does it better
AGI has become a hype term. Everybody would be better off if we were working on getting AI for niches.
I think, I agree, but from the perspective of a university student, even if the benchmark improvements are marginal, the cost to intelligence ratio is quite something to look at, especially since I feel like this will cause another layoff season, and lower job positions for me :(
i think there is a lot of hype for this, both people and companies are doing it for AGI, ASI, etc... I think all of this is only for funding :) But to get to that level, it would really take more timeke maybe 5 or 6 years ig Wdyt? Can we see tht drastic change in just one year?
diminishing returns. seems almost a law of nature at this point
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