And, a great dad joke.

12 Days of OpenAI starts now. Day 1: An update on OpenAI o1

Some highlights from today’s livestream— OpenAI o1 & Image Uploads

OpenAI o1 pro mode

I have a good joke. When you drive a car, you must be an engineer. Why? Because there is an engine near you. Lol.

We're so fucked.

what?

#bufo has been spotted

Increase rate limit.

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from my cell, i can confirm that ai humor is about as effective as ftx's risk management. at least openai's jokes don't result in federal indictments

If OpenAI’s Sora were priced at $200, it would likely struggle to gain traction in the market. Competing Chinese AI video models, with their cost efficiency and accessibility, could dominate the industry by undercutting pricing while delivering comparable—or even superior—capabilities. These models have already begun shaping industries by producing high-quality ads, short films, and fully generated movies or series at a fraction of the traditional cost. To outpace such competition, OpenAI’s Sora would need to leverage its unique advantages, such as integrating advanced creative tools and offering scalability that aligns with global production demands. By combining affordability with its ability to create feature-length films or episodic series seamlessly for profit or concept, Sora could redefine the video creation process. Additionally, coupling this functionality with advertising revenue and partnerships with big television networks could make it the go-to platform for both small creators and large studios. While the U.S. remains a leader in creative innovation, some domestic AI models are starting to lag technologically. A reluctance to adapt or compete on cost and efficiency risks rendering these models outdated in an industry that values agility. For OpenAI, staying ahead in this race will require not just powerful technology but also competitive pricing and strategic integration into commercial workflows.

Million dollar joke