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At DevDay, OpenAI announced: - Their answer to Muse and Grokbot: Dots (although not free like Muse) - Their answer to Anthropic’s latest models: GPT-6.1-Sol - Their answer to Jev: The decision API They also announced ChatGPT Spaces and Ultrafast mode (at 6x cost) as well as everything being... show more

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Karthike3 days ago

This is a awesome Dev Day. I am happy now 😊

SGK 🔥 🚩3 days ago

🤣

Ham3 days ago

This was a disappointing devday tbh

Tim Hughes3 days ago

Doesn't matter how fast it is if the quality isn't there, and boy the demos did not bode well lol The controlling 3d stage was dope, but only made me think I can't wait to see what the fuck google has cooked for genie 4

The Bentist (Dr. Winters)3 days ago

Ooooo having JEV built in is gonna be 🔥🔥

LEO3 days ago

Not to be outdone

EBOY3 days ago

i think they missed a real opportunity..

Jason Jeong | AI for SMBs3 days ago

For a small biz the race doesn't matter much. What does: Dots, Muse and Grok Bot will soon be comparing your prices for your customers. If a bot can't read yours, you're not in the comparison.

Arcteus3 days ago

OpenAI severly underestimates how many people do not want their personal AI with all of their context mixed up with a bunch of others talking

John in San Diego3 days ago

“Decision API” was what now? A slide on the screen? Seems like a reaction to Jev without much behind it just yet.

David Perez - Movie Talk NOW3 days ago

Also half the usage for the $200 plan, kind of weird not to mention that??

FI - Dan The Man3 days ago

If we're using sub tokens in other apps... But we don't know how many tokens we have... (Because OpenAI don't show us) How do we know the cost of say a Higgsfield video generation??

Blair Thomson3 days ago

What is with these naming conventions?

Ali Sherief3 days ago

I don't see the value in using Ultrafast to just blow through my subs again

Automater3 days ago

Shipping the competitive checklist (Dots / Sol / Decisions API) is the easy half. The hard half is whether each answer inherits the rival's failure modes — always-on agents without Muse's free-meter honesty, Decisions without a written acceptance path. #AgentOps #OpenAI

Scott Stewart3 days ago

Do you feel like OpenAI is falling behind? Like their cost and features for the lower tiers is really lacking in comparison to other AI offerings.

Chris3 days ago

Muse is free, and Dots is $200/month. I think this will be a big factor for people

K3 days ago

Should have been q-dot. Still waiting for microscopic "fab" matter compilers. I'm a Quantum Thief at heart, thanks Hannu Rajaniemi.

Guerrino Lucciano3 days ago

Answer to" feels like a losing battle. If they're just chasing features, the moat is gone. I'd rather see them own the infrastructure so everyone else has to build on their rails.

StJames™3 days ago

Thanks @mreflow ✅ we've been looking out for your unique take #AInews

Matthew Reeves3 days ago

Wow. Lame

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