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Today, multiple users discovered a shocking fact: After explicitly selecting GPT-4o in the ChatGPT interface, the system actually returns responses from GPT-5. By clicking the "regenerate" button, users can clearly see which model is actually being called in the backend. This is blatant fraud. OpenAI is having one model...

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