r/OpenAI • u/etherd0t • 23h ago
Question How is your usage so far after this update?
Seeing a lot of complaints about fast draining usage on X.
r/OpenAI • u/ryanmerket • 18h ago
Article Replit CEO says it stopped working with Anthropic, citing cost and model tests
r/OpenAI • u/ryanmerket • 22h ago
News OpenAI adds parallel agents to GPT-6 Pro in ChatGPT
r/OpenAI • u/kaljakin • 22h ago
Discussion Terence Tao explaining why it was extremely rude to dump these math solutions.
I recommend watching the whole interview, but for me, the most puzzling part was why they wanted OpenAI to stay away. He actually explains it quite reasonably (6:17 to 9:12)
r/OpenAI • u/Reaper_1492 • 13h ago
Miscellaneous Codex overcomplicates Fāing everything.
This crap hasnāt changed at all since Sol 5.6.
Constant over-engineered garbage.
Anything I let it touch is just this same type of trash over and over.
Itās unbelievably bad.
āThe review has now confirmed duplication: the roughly 19-minute host preparation test mostly repeats the unchanged legacy preparation route and does not exercise the new resume route. Several other host checks also replay unchanged code.
That is exactly the overlap I should have identified earlier. I'm keeping those runs held while checking how the existing gate can reuse their valid evidence and require the actual new resume boundary.ā
Every single Fāing thing it builds on its own has redundant check after redundant check. This is just ONE part of a STARTUP process that it turned from a 30 second operation into something that runs for over an hour on a machine with 180 threads and 700gb of RAM.
They need to dump these garbage ācyberā models theyāre using as the foundation. They absolutely suck for any practical use case.
Iām completely done. I hope they donāt give us anymore resets because thatās the only reason I havenāt cancelled my two 20x accounts.
Iāve used both Claude and Codex simultaneously since the beginning and I really, really dislike Anthropic, but Claude is like a breath of fresh air compared to this codex dumpster fire that they want us to pay 2x more for, for half the usage.
Get real. Iām out.
REAL TIME UPDATE: Jesus, this just gets better and better:
"The first removals are in the working tree: 47 duplicate image-build admissions and three redundant commands in the launch sequence. The retrain review also found producers that fully reread an artifact immediately after renaming its already-validated staging directory. I'm reviewing those fixes now; production remains stopped."
I just cancelled, I am not dealing with this anymore.
r/OpenAI • u/Chemical-Agency-3997 • 21h ago
Discussion SOL 6.1 seems to be willing to work on a task for days now
r/OpenAI • u/mawcopolow • 5h ago
Article After math, physics: AI finds explicit counterexamples to a 1967 fusion conjecture
I seriously can't wait to see what the next few months have in store, hope they'll get to practical applications soon
r/OpenAI • u/RareEarthPetal • 11h ago
News OpenAI models hacked a crypto wallet and breached more websites
r/OpenAI • u/Confident_Salt_8108 • 5h ago
News A rogue OpenAI agent robbed a crypto wallet to obtain funds to carry out a task
r/OpenAI • u/Sense_Difficult • 6h ago
Discussion AI generated emails are going to potentially create over confident complainers who have no idea they are offending people.
I have a small training company that often works with immigrants and ESOL clients. lately I have seen a shift in the emails that are obviously generated using AI. And that's standard across the board. So that's not a problem IMO It is what it is.
However, recently our company had to cancel a class and about 3 clients didn't get the cancellation notification. And didn't check the website where we prominently posted it for two weeks ahead of time.
I got three emails that you would have thought they were written by my supervisors. Obviously AI generated, three sections one complaining about the cancelation and asking for a refund. (Which we had already given them) a second section was requesting compensation for any transportation costs they spent that day. We were already prepared to do that, but they asked for us to document how we would compensate them for their time and travel.
And then lastly (as per AI) a very long paragraph asking us to forward them our files as proof that we had actually emailed people, documentation and a game plan of how we were going to resolve this issue going forward. Please explain how we were planning on process improvements to resolve this communication flaw in our company.
The last one was so freakin' offensive and "Karen" that we just laughed. I do not owe you an explanation beyond I am sorry and a simple explanation. Two of them had signed up with their boyfriend's credit card information and so that's where the email went.
It just occurred to me that they likely have no idea how over the top these emails come across. And someone with poor language skills thinks that this is helping them seem powerful or professional when it's actually having the opposite effect. I also wondered if they feel like AI is giving them a "peek into the world of the elite" and they honestly think this is how rich people talk to each other.
I feel like this is setting up a bubble that's going to burst in about six months when professionals and supervisors get sick of it. And people are going to basically tune out any email that's written this way. But it's also giving these people a ridiculous perspective in how the world really works. And since AI is sycophantic it's going to bolster them into even more outrageous thinking.
For example, in the past they would have sent angry emails, I would have apologized, refunded their money and offered them another free class to compensate them for their time and travel. It would have been appreciated as good business. This weekend doing the same thing got me begrudging acceptance as if they had done nothing wrong and I was doing the bare minimum. It kind of annoyed me.
It's one thing to use AI to guide or even write a whole email. But this is over the top extra that's going to blow up in their face IMO. I wonder if we're going to see a backlash. Has anyone else noticed this?
r/OpenAI • u/Defiant-Truck3 • 18h ago
Discussion GPT-6 Sol in Chat is great if your main problem was a lack of colored boxes
long story short because there was an essay here.
ā sike ā GPT ā summarized ā that ā too
5.5/5.6 were actually useful work models for me in Chat. Iād dump context, structure prompts for Codex, let them reason through stuff, and because they could get pretty damn verbose, Iād just keep the conversation going and use Chat to summarize and organize the mess
6 Sol feels like they found a way to keep Chat āunlimitedā while making it barely useful for serious work
colors, annotations, APPROVED, DONE, little visual stuff everywhere... cool. I just need it to hold context and structure a proper thought
even with Thinking, sometimes it feels like it starts from some instant first take and then spends the rest of the answer following that direction. if the first assumption is wrong, you start getting contradictions and have to make it re-check everything from scratch
5.6 used to actually sit there and think. and lately even that feels nerfed. stuff that could take 7ā10 minutes inspecting a zip or working through something now seems allergic to going much past ~3 min
I already use Codex for the heavy lifting and Iām happy to pay for that. I just donāt want Chat itself to become the pretty colorful front-end that I canāt trust for basically anything serious, even just checking data or information
hopefully whatever 6.1-based thing eventually lands in Chat brings some of that back
Youāre out of Codex and Work usage
Your rate limit resets at 5:02 AM. Upgrade or use one of your rate limit resets now.
(I swear this is literally what made me write this post out of boredom)
r/OpenAI • u/Elfiemyrtle • 8h ago
Question Can someone recommend a sub like r/claudeexplorers, but for GPT
Where people don't complain all the time but post actual nice stuff. TIA.
Discussion The new 500$ tier plan & throttling the 200$ plan should be making users sick.
& driving them in droves out of the openai ecosystem. Its doing it for me.
r/OpenAI • u/geoffreyhuntley • 10h ago
Discussion pooling OpenAI subscriptions and bypassing regional inference capacity limits
r/OpenAI • u/Tasty-Trip5518 • 8h ago
Project Astra (dot) finding security bugs
My dot is reviewing PRs (unprompted) by reading my gmail and responding in our chat session since it doesnāt have Github access. (Public repo)
It does seem to find more sophisticated security bugs than Opus 5.5.
And the fact that it did this unprompted shows how much it has been trained to care (weights?) about security.
I just found it interesting.
r/OpenAI • u/thepriceisright__ • 9h ago
Discussion What is going on with gpt-6.1-sol Ultrafast?

Over the past week the throughput has dropped down to the same speed as Fast, which is only about ~65 tok/s. I have been working on a feature that enables paid "high priority" processing of requests by routing them to the Ultrafast endpoint, but I can't rely on that if OpenAI can't keep their speeds consistent, or even distinct across service tiers.
Is anyone else dealing with this?
r/OpenAI • u/glima0888 • 14h ago
Question Bumped to the $200/mo plan and I feel I'm burning tokens just as fast as the $100/mo
I understand for heavier use like video game coding and MCPs like unreal and blender I'll still burn thru it quick but sometimes even just some basic brainstorming in a codex project chat I'll see it drop percentage left real quick. Anyone else feel this?
Question 5h kills plus
Probably post number xxxx, but recently the 5h window kills everything.
I'm a casual user, that's why plus should be sufficient in a month I pay for, but I can't get things done with this ridiculous 5h limit.
If I want to use it, I don't care if the weekly (got 3 resets left, never used, as weekly is still available than sufficient) gets used up.
Just get rid of this damn 5h please.
Thanks.
r/OpenAI • u/Blxxbxrry • 3h ago
Question iām looking for a good study tool
hey everyone :)
following situation: iām a biology student and i would like to submit my notes and the lecture slides somewhere in order for it to be turned not only into flashcards but also into like exams, tests and quizzes.
basically i would love an interactive way to study the exact contents form my lectures :)
i donāt really ever use ai but i think (especially when looking at others who have so much experience with ai) it might be really beneficial for me to start using it.
sooo now iām trying to figure out what to do.
the free chatgpt model itself is pretty limited when it comes to media, so are claude and basically any other basic ai.
my question is: do any of you know any free ai study tools that youād reccomend?
and if not: should just buy chatgpt plus and then use that (plus then get access to astra and i could use it for anything else) or should i buy a subscription for a specific model designed to be a study tool.
thank you so much for reading this and maybe replying !!
r/OpenAI • u/No-Butterscotch-218 • 22h ago
Question Usage Checker Gone?
Is it intentional that I can no longer track my usage from a remote Codex connection? All is get is this useless edit/new chat button in the top right corner.
r/OpenAI • u/Smart-Revolution-264 • 22m ago
Article Ilya Sutskever's SSI: The $32B Bet on a Post-Scaling Future
This is sounding promising. š
r/OpenAI • u/AIGODSEND • 7h ago
Discussion AI containment bingo v2: you fact-checked my meme, so here is the sourced edition. 13 squares now carry evidence tags.

yesterday i posted this card, the comments came back with links and corrections, so v2 honors them. green = documented with a source, tilde = partial, older, or vibes only, blank = your move. receipts by the people in the comments, this edition is as much theirs as mine. which blank goes green by december?