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Dev day was such a joke. Disappointed in OpenAi

AI summaryA user expressed disappointment with OpenAI's Dev Day, citing the absence of a new frontier model and a reduction in usage for the $200 model. They also noted that Sonnet 5.5 outperformed Astra. The user criticized Dots, calling it a joke and highlighting its unavailability on the plus plan, despite Muse being free. The demo was described as a "historical fail," questioning how a trillion-dollar company could mismanage it so badly, especially if it was meant to promote Dots over Muse.

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A quick look at the sentiment of AI capability from just a few years ago

AI summaryA Reddit post from the dev_community highlights the rapid evolution of AI capabilities by examining past discussions. The author notes that looking back at old threads and their upvote ratios reveals a significant shift in general sentiment regarding AI, underscoring how quickly things have changed in just a few years.

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AI expert Dr. Chris Mattmann breaks down the future of artificial intelligence

AI summaryDr. Chris Mattmann, president and founder of Mattmann AI, discussed the future of artificial intelligence on KTLA's Off the Clock on September 29, 2026. This discussion followed warnings from Bill Gates and AI developers like Anthropic and OpenAI regarding AI's potential threat to humanity. Dr. Mattmann, an international expert in AI and machine learning, shared his insights on the topic.

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Worst Dev Day.

AI summaryA developer expressed disappointment with a recent "Dev Day," stating that it did not meet expectations of competing with Anthropic. The individual described the event as an "L dev day" and specifically criticized the pricing structure, noting that a cost of "$500 for 25x" was unacceptable.

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Live Dottie demo fails TWICE

AI summaryA recent live demonstration of "Dottie" encountered significant issues, failing twice during the event. The problems included a live call failure and a subsequent live demo failure. Some speculate that these failures might be attributed to "GPT-6 Sol."

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OpenAI DevDay 2026 live blog

AI summaryOpenAI DevDay 2026 featured significant announcements, including the launch of ChatGPT Sites, which already hosts 8 million sites and is used by 70% of OpenAI employees. The event also showcased over 20 new launches such as dots, ChatGPT Spaces, GPT-6.1 Sol, and Astra Ultrafast, with key figures like Sam Altman, Romain Huet, Tejal Patwardhan, and Holly Li presenting. The development of tools capable of generating patches was also highlighted.

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AI is basically ubiquitous in all corporate work but reddit is convinced AI is useless, how do those 2 things co-exists?

AI summaryA Reddit user observes a perceived dichotomy between the widespread corporate adoption of AI in North America and the platform's general sentiment that AI is useless. The user notes that in many corporate jobs, AI is integral to daily tasks, with employees often having paid accounts and expected to produce AI-assisted output. This leads to confusion about how these two contrasting realities can coexist.

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Watch the winning trailer from the Future Vision XPRIZE, The Gifted.

AI summaryGoogle partnered with XPRIZE and Range Media Partners to launch the Future Vision XPRIZE, a global competition for films envisioning a hopeful, technology-enabled future. Independent filmmaker Jeff Synthesized won the grand prize for "The Gifted," chosen from over 2,500 entries. The project receives $100,000 and $2.5 million in feature production funding, with Google and Range Media Partners collaborating through Google’s 100 ZEROS initiative to bring the story to the big screen.

technologyreview.com

Don’t be fooled by this summer of AI hype

AI summaryThe past few months have seen significant AI hype, with Anthropic claiming its Claude Mythos model surpasses most security experts in finding software vulnerabilities. This was followed by the OpenAI–Hugging Face hacking incident, and subsequent disclosures from Anthropic and Meta about similar incidents involving their own models, contributing to the ongoing discussion around AI capabilities and security.