ChatGPT
OpenAI's conversational AI chatbot powered by GPT models.
Which ChatGPT model should I use?
GPT-6 Astra for the hardest work. GPT-6 Sol is cheaper, and some creators say it's all they need. For coding, most creators use OpenAI's Codex app.
Based on what creators said on podcasts and YouTube. Summary written Oct 4, 2026. Numbers below are live.
The lineup
Latest version of eachOpenAI's flagship since Sep 4. The one creators reach for on hard problems.
"They're really putting it in the class of Fable, GPT-6 Astra, and Claude Opus 5.5. Both of those are now my daily drivers."
Launched Sep 22 as a cheaper option to Astra. Good for everyday work.
"Big Codex stand, using Astra all day. It's like my new daily driver. Soul is just like it's got everything I need but it's much cheaper for me on writing, on computer use, and o..."
A low-cost GPT-6 model, also launched Sep 22.
Not enough creator takes yet.
The previous generation, from June. Still in wide use.
"GPT-5.6 Sol is my default. I do love GPT-5.6 Sol. It's my favorite direct writer on PRDs — very matter-of-fact, very comprehensive, a little bit technical but not overly complex..."
What creators use ChatGPT for
Research
69 creators
"I asked ChatGPT. I said, 'What is the strongest damning evidence that Elizabeth Holmes committed fraud at Theranos?' And it basically says, 'Here's the strongest one. She personally doctored the Pfizer reports.'"
Best AI for research →
Writing
35 creators
"So I had ChatGPT rewrite her dissertation that she wrote 20-something years ago, but everything is now current... She was like, 'This is amazing. What AI is this?' And I'm like, 'It's ChatGPT.'"
Best AI for writing →
Agents and automation
30 creators
"Christopher and I were working on an agent that I've been working with ChatGPT on, and I was being pretty firm with it, 'cause you're trying to train your agent, right?"
Best AI for agents and automation →
Coding
29 creators
"If you want to do longer projects and you want to have a lot of use of GPT-6, I highly recommend at least for one month getting the $100 per month plan, this Pro plan right here. You will learn so much if you use this..."
Best AI for coding →
Brainstorming
24 creators
"You are probably going to want to subscribe to either Google's Gemini product, Anthropic's Claude product, or OpenAI's ChatGPT product for 20 bucks a month. And you're going to want to, when you do serious work, pick ..."
Best AI for brainstorming →
Personal assistant
23 creators
"Overall I would say I still prefer Grokbot as number one. I still use it every day along with ChatGPT and Claude for individual work streams."
Best AI for a personal assistant →How ChatGPT compares
Creators who picked a sideToo early to call. 3 creators lean Opus 5.5, 3 use both.
We'll show a full comparison once 10 creators have weighed in.
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What creators say
"Today, you just take pictures of everything, upload it to Claude or ChatGPT and say, 'I'm totally ignorant to this. I know that's a dresser. I know that's a Star Wars thing. That's a Lego set. What of this is interesting or valuable to people? Wha..."
More from Chris Koerner →+14 more mentions from Chris
"They're corporate guys. They use ChatGPT to look over an email or a contract every now and then. That's about the extent of it."
"You can run your entire account from inside ChatGPT or Claude."
"Day five, run it manually with AI — use Claude or ChatGPT and copy and paste the context, draft the output, ask the human to approve, and you are testing whether the AI helps before you build the software."
More from Greg Isenberg →+16 more mentions from Greg
"OpenAI's bet is to put the checkout right inside the conversation. So, you can already buy from Etsy and Shopify stores without leaving ChatGPT."
"They've obviously launched GPT-6.1 Soul, which was huge, which is obviously a major upgrade to GPT-6, but we kind of expected that."
"Overall I would say I still prefer Grokbot as number one. I still use it every day along with ChatGPT and Claude for individual work streams."
More from Peter Yang →+16 more mentions from Peter
"Yeah, I really like Astra's version. I think it's very simple... There's a clear call to action to enter the email address. And down here, I really..."
"I've been using it as my default harness for the past four or five months and overall it's incredible. The voice mode, computer use, browser use, a..."
"So I had ChatGPT rewrite her dissertation that she wrote 20-something years ago, but everything is now current... She was like, 'This is amazing. What AI is this?' And I'm like, 'It's ChatGPT.'"
More from a16z →+8 more mentions from a16z
"ChatGPT was a big one, you know, I think for a lot of folks in November '22 and a bit of '23. It was like, 'What is this thing that can write email..."
"Maybe they're just unjustifiably worried themselves, just like they were worried about GPT-2 — they were like GPT-2 is world-ending and then it was..."
"I just said inside just the ChatGPT app, I said, 'Use intelligent UI, make a calendar.' And then it just made a calendar in line... it can just spawn the perfect UI for whatever it is that you're asking in line, which is pretty damn cool."
More from Riley Brown →+25 more mentions from Riley
"And I would say GPT 6.1 Sol is actually better than Gemini 4 Argon at almost everything."
"So when I'm on do not disturb, the only app that sends me notifications is ChatGPT. So that means if something really important is happening, only ..."
"All right, ChatGPT, I want you to help me out, mate. Basically, I want to create some sort of home security system... So, super basic prompt. I haven't used any prompt engineering. I'm literally just speaking to it as if it's a tutor or a friend w..."
More from Ali Abdaal →+8 more mentions from Ali
"If you don't want to use Superfocus, you can always try and connect different apps to ChatGPT and run a routine overnight or something to flag these."
"I would just take your situation, ask GPT. It'll actually give you very reasonable financial advice on this."
"I have gone now at least 6 months, maybe a year, where I know I've not looked up one thing on Google. Not one... It is either ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini. It's over, friends."
More from Gary Vaynerchuk →+10 more mentions from Gary
"Uses Claude or ChatGPT to learn how do you sell on Whatnot? What are good ideas? How do you ship product? All the questions everybody right now in ..."
"If Rips needed a house and I had to buy him one, I'm going to ChatGPT and saying, 'Who's the best real estate agent in Atlanta?' Whatever shows up,..."
"Even before dots launched, they'd become my main way of interacting with ChatGPT and they're still that way after launch."
More from Dan Shipper →+13 more mentions from Dan
"Argon sent back a critique and some proposals, and then ChatGPT did them as track changes in the doc, and it was all very, very fast."
"We've also got Sol 6.1. So they're launching a new version of Sol. It's got Astra-level performance, but it's 50% of the price. If you like Astra b..."
"I had this really great interaction with ChatGPT where I sent my genetic data to it and had a conversation with it and said, 'Hey, imagine you know nothing about me — tell me what sort of a person you think I would be just based on my genetic data..."
More from Chris Williamson →+27 more mentions from Chris
"Especially now, ChatGPT voice commands and stuff. I wonder what additional efficiency gains will be able to be made by people that are using voice."
"Mark, can you just search ChatGPT, who was the chicken farmer that brought down Adolf Hitler?"
"I can throw a full academic paper that I've written a couple years ago into ChatGPT 5.2 Pro, which is the smartest model out there. It will find errors that require it to have run its own Monte Carlo analysis on assumptions from table three and ta..."
More from Ethan Mollick →+2 more mentions from Ethan
"You are probably going to want to subscribe to either Google's Gemini product, Anthropic's Claude product, or OpenAI's ChatGPT product for 20 bucks..."
"We did an early experiment with my colleagues at Harvard, MIT, University of Warwick, at Boston Consulting Group. We found 40% improvements in qual..."
"OpenAI just released a new ChatGPT business platform and today I moved my entire company onto it and all my team and tested every new feature. And it's clear to me that if you run a business, this is the one AI update that you can't ignore."
More from Liam Ottley →+8 more mentions from Liam
"You can just have a brainstorming session with Claude or ChatGPT and go through, hey, let's look at Roman stuff or Latin stuff or Greek stuff."
"When I think about AI projects, I'm always working with Claude and ChatGPT."
"ChatGPT Work — it's kind of buried in the UI, but it's really really good. It's one of the best products they've released. It runs in the cloud, it does a good job of caching browser credentials, and the remote feature has the full deep duplex voi..."
More from Anish Acharya →+2 more mentions from Anish
"If you've used the ChatGPT desktop app, you know what I mean. If you haven't, please install it. It's very, very cool and interesting. It's the per..."
"75% have raised prices since ChatGPT was released. 75% and they've raised prices meaningfully."
"Maybe plug that into ChatGPT or Claude, start playing around, and find your database idea."
More from Pat Walls →+5 more mentions from Pat
"Apps that are built on top of tools like ChatGPT and Claude, similar to what Piotr built today and what's clearly working."
"You can take that, you can put it into Claude, into ChatGPT. It's all free, you can download it right there."
"I like to think about ChatGPT like a Swiss Army knife. It can do everything pretty good, but maybe nothing amazingly. You use ChatGPT when you need to move fast and structure things quickly."
More from Codie Sanchez →+2 more mentions from Codie
"You can use tools like Claude and Replit and ChatGPT, and they can help you build this."
"All you have to bring an open mind, some crazy ideas, your laptop charged important ChatGPT or Claude and Replit."
"Oh my god, you kids have it good now. I love ChatGPT and Claude and so on. It's so much easier. You need to know how to interrogate the system."
More from Tim Ferriss →+5 more mentions from Tim
"By the way, you may have noticed that ChatGPT and other LLMs do this. You ask your question, they're like, 'That's a really smart question.'"
"I'm going to go to ChatGPT or Claude and ask them that question — I liked the Duolingo Spanish podcast and I want the equivalent for Mandarin. What..."
"I find that Anthropic is more politically correct. ChatGPT will give it to me straighter."
More from Scott Galloway →+5 more mentions from Scott
"So the reason why Anthropic has accelerated ahead of ChatGPT, kind of the initial gangster from a valuation standpoint, is because of that. It's be..."
"By 2024, half of all articles primarily written by AI, up from just 5% before ChatGPT."
"The generative UI stuff in ChatGPT. We talked about it yesterday and got a chance to demo it. Much better experience with the answers streaming in. I asked it to explain this whole SEC market manipulation thing. I fire off a big prompt and it gets..."
More from John Coogan →+44 more mentions from John
"It's actually an interesting hack. You can have ChatGPT go and hunt for properties that are in pre-foreclosure and make below-market offers and get..."
"I've used Plaid in ChatGPT to authenticate a bunch of bank accounts. It's great."
"No, I use my ChatGPT to make me feel good sometimes... I think it's just figured me out. Just talk in short words and sentences and made me feel all right."
More from Cody Tucker →"I drop in three camera shots, two pieces of audio, and I said, go make the podcast. And I just said that, I told that to ChatGPT. It connected directly. I'm watching on the screen. It's rearranging everything, editing it, doing all that stuff."
More from Kevin Rose →+3 more mentions from Kevin
"If you thought Claude or ChatGPT was really good at helping you write, wait till you throw this harness on top of the AI."
"You could do this in whichever model you're using, whether it's Copilot or ChatGPT or whatever. If it knows you — if it has enough history on you —..."
"If you guys spent any time this weekend looking at OpenAI's release of ChatGPT GPT-6 Astra, it is completely insane. I got my first trial run of it this weekend and looking at what this is going to be able to do in terms of its impact on jobs..."
More from Tom Bilyeu →+19 more mentions from Tom
"OpenAI says that it's run its own models on the device to figure out what it was and where it came from... So at this point, ChatGPT is the new She..."
"Iranian operators were just prompting ChatGPT. They had ChatGPT translate that back into English and then review the English drafts against the out..."
"This is why I like the ChatGPT app, because it gives the AI a home on your computer where you can focus on it, rather than just being another tab in my mess of internet options."
More from Nathan Lambert →+3 more mentions from Nathan
"When ChatGPT was released, we talked about consolidation of the industry and predicting it."
"When I was writing about OpenAI's open model release, they were like, 'Don't forget about GPT-2,' which I thought was really funny 'cause it's just..."
"GPT-5.6 Sol is my default. I do love GPT-5.6 Sol. It's my favorite direct writer on PRDs — very matter-of-fact, very comprehensive, a little bit technical but not overly complex. It crushes at this dock routing app that I have it make. I think it'..."
More from Claire Vo →+14 more mentions from Claire
"Soul and Astra were so good at this. Opus 5.5 was so good at this. And I would just say like Muse was okay, but not great at it."
"We saw GPT-6 Soul, GPT-6 Luna."
"I can't afford $150 an hour for a career coach, but I can sign up for a $20 a month ChatGPT subscription and get some of that same result of externalizing my thinking, getting an outside perspective, and just holding me accountable for how I was t..."
More from Katie Parrott →+1 more mention from Katie
"I use ChatGPT for vibe checks and context window, but I use Claude for my personal stuff."
"I was looking for a special keychain that would have a really easy separation for a valet key. And I was having trouble finding this actually on Google. And I finally was like, 'Let me just go ask ChatGPT.' And I went back and forth and I was desc..."
More from Josh Elman →"I worked with ChatGPT, my trusted analyst, my financial analyst in my office here, to help kind of figure out what's the impact of these rates actually going to be on banks and what the impairment would be."
More from David Friedberg →+6 more mentions from David
"Mimo Pro performs on par with Claude's Opus 5 and GPT-5 across most benchmarks. It's a 309 billion parameter model. It is entirely open. You can do..."
"You don't have to go pay Anthropic or Claude or Gemini or ChatGPT for AI. You can actually use this AI model for free and no one's making money off..."
"I use ChatGPT for most of my medical queries now, and it prevents me from seeing a lot of doctors."
More from Harry Stebbings →+3 more mentions from Harry
"I used to be a massive OpenAI user in ChatGPT, and now I just live my life through Instinct."
"I wait minutes for responses. Minutes. It's like the first days of ChatGPT."
"OpenAI came out with GPT 5.4 about 3 weeks ago. It's very very very good. I think it's on par with Claude Opus 4.6"
More from Simon Willison →+2 more mentions from Simon
"We had such big price drops just a week ago. GPT-6 was 50% off."
"in November we had what I call the inflection point where GPT 5.1 and Claude Opus 4.5 came along and they were both just ex they were incrementally..."
"I do an exercise — go to ChatGPT or to Grok and say, 'I want you to consult with futurists, scientists, engineers, science fiction, economists, strategists and tell me what the new jobs associated with our five major platforms will be.' And you kn..."
More from Cathie Wood →"I was biking to work, hands are busy, I want to get stuff done, and I just start talking to ChatGPT voice. I just open up a session, start chatting with it. And throughout my 30-minute bike ride to work, categorized my emails, submitted them to di..."
More from David Pawlan →"I don't even need the weather app. I can just ask ChatGPT, give me the weather for the next week. Even things like surf reports — I'll just pull a surf report in chat."
More from Jordi Hays →+9 more mentions from Jordi
"GPT-3.5 powered the original ChatGPT. GPT-4 was only available through Bing."
"If I want to get an update understanding of like swell and tide and all these things, I actually don't need a net new app for that. I just need Cha..."
"I go, 'ChatGPT, is Yakov a stand-up comedian or is he a one-man show?' And ChatGPT said Yakov Smirnoff used to be a stand-up comedian and now he is a one-man show. And now coming from ChatGPT I'm going, dang, that's now official."
More from Yakov Smirnoff →"I was at the ChatGPT launch at NeurIPS in 2022. When I went back to the hotel, I loaded it up and I was up for four or five hours straight just giving random prompts — this was the most magical experience that I've ever had with a computer."
More from Thomas Sohmers →"Claude for marketing content, ChatGPT for writing and research."
More from Steph Spector →"I just love being able to open up the voice mode or the dictate website, ask seven different questions across statistics and links and some charts and then just have it all in one go. I used to have 12 tabs with Wikipedia and some economic statist..."
More from Joe Weisenthal →"Just start prompting. Opening up GPT-6 today was pretty wild. Just that moment where your agents are, you know, palpably smarter. A bunch of things that you've been annoyed about, like these bugs that you haven't had time to deep dive yourself — y..."
More from Garry Tan →+4 more mentions from Garry
"Now you might not need that person on day one. You could just go to GPT-6 Astra. You say, 'Hey, look, this is what I'm trying to figure out.' And y..."
"The frontier model labs that are letting you use ChatGPT or Claude, I think that they're still pretty constrained on the amount of compute they wan..."
"I've used it you should use it it's a very interesting experience because I think a lot of people have interacted with LLMs and chat bots and they're sort of used to this token streaming in. It's way better when you just land on a Wikipedia page, ..."
More from TBPN →+52 more mentions from TBPN
"How ChatGPT or Gemini or Grok talks about your brand or products or services really is just a function of all marketing that lives on the web."
"You obviously can't just be like, 'Hi, ChatGPT, do this for me,' because someone will notice."
"With both Claude and the new ChatGPT, especially the image generator, some of the designs are just spectacular. They're better than anything I've seen any human do."
More from Jim VandeHei →"I love ChatGPT. I know people are like, 'Oh, this is going to take over the world and destroy things.' But for me, more information, more data is always better."
More from Andrew Huberman →+5 more mentions from Andrew
"They're saying ChatGPT is bad because patients are coming in and they're like, 'Hey, ChatGPT says that what you're recommending is perhaps not the ..."
"I'll go into ChatGPT and I'll just say, 'Generate a short test of a graduate student at Stanford level questions about neuroplasticity,' and I go a..."
"We have over a billion weekly active users on ChatGPT. My wife has a number of health conditions that we don't even really know how we would have managed before ChatGPT. One of my friends was in the hospital and the doctor was about to inject an a..."
More from Greg Brockman →+2 more mentions from Greg
"We're now well over a billion users every week. You can see that the market share of ChatGPT is starting to climb once again because we've been inv..."
"We use ChatGPT to make our development process 10% 20% faster."
"I use ChatGPT for brainstorming and doing various icon touch-ups."
More from Kenneth Law →"I'm a huge fan of DALL-E, ChatGPT — I think it's the best for images. For images, I really do think it is. It's the only thing I use it for, images. If it's just product on backdrop with price and text, DALL-E every time."
More from Parker J. Smith →"I've tried to get both Claude Fable and ChatGPT 5.6 to do some kind of theory building. And it's like they're not good. They definitely are not good at it autonomously, at least with whatever scaffolding I've set up. But with some hints, you can k..."
More from Daniel Litt →"We're always asking ChatGPT questions. If you ever ask me a question, that's a good one for ChatGPT — let's ask ChatGPT that question. We pull up voice mode."
More from Miles Grimshaw →"The ChatGPT Codex tool. Literally within two hours of that announcement dropping, I had it wrapped up and ready to go in Omarchy. If you go to the Omarchy key and then just write ChatGPT, it should pop up as install. And then just hit return. And ..."
More from David Heinemeier Hansson →+1 more mention from David
"I thought it was amazing since day one and been a ChatGPT user since the first days of that interface and just love that we were able to make compu..."
"We'll either do Canva or ChatGPT. ChatGPT image generation is amazing. Oh my gosh, it's so good compared to what it used to be. Like the letters aren't weird."
More from Rachel Smith →"I'm on the $100-a-month club plan. No, I spend a lot on that because I use it for a lot of things."
More from Deep Dive Podcast →+1 more mention from Deep
"There's been a bunch of ChatGPT commercials lately, including one where the chat is encouraging an old lady to call it ChatGPT. Why not just brand ..."
"I played with ChatGPT when it first came out. I remember my first magic experience using ChatGPT back in the day — we opened a bottle of wine and I pulled up ChatGPT and put in all of our names and had it invent weird little stories, like a role-p..."
More from Eliot Peper →"ChatGPT is helping a lot with that. Dan was saying the other day like he loves doing research on artists using ChatGPT. Yeah, it's the best. Instead of me having to go and spend hours trying to piece together all the interviews and the videos and ..."
More from Dan Lilienthal →"I take all of this and put it together — at the core of it there's this prompt that we could take and plug into ChatGPT. I will also have an actual sketch of what I want and I'm defining this in addition to the sketch. I ask it to generate a Vogue..."
More from Yana Welinder →"I really do use it to kind of help me think through broader ideas. I'll have an idea at night or something and then I'll just like quickly type it in and have it prototype something and it'll give me like an idea that I can go and talk to the team..."
More from Ian Silber →"ChatGPT gives it obviously a run for its money with image detection and generation, but so much happens in Claude and I plan some gardens and gardening projects in Claude. I selfishly want it all in one place."
More from Grace Clarke →"This is using GPT-5.5. Can you make three new variations of my selection in Paper focusing on the craft and alignment and contrast choices to elevate the visuals? 5.5 is still usually pretty good balance."
More from Stephen Haney →"Which AI? ChatGPT, OpenAI. So ChatGPT made you $15 billion. Yeah. Because the short of it is we brought that IPO to market. It became a $2.5 billion IPO, the biggest IPO of the year to date. We went to the AI. I went to the AI and I started explor..."
More from Michael Saylor →"I normally would use ChatGPT for that and I think there's like some interesting difference between something that feels personal and something that feels worky and ChatGPT and Claude right now are like in the worky bucket."
More from Sarah Tavel →"When I use Grok or ChatGPT, I talk to it a lot about philosophy because it's super useful for pulling up and running arguments by and things like this. But it can also lead you astray because it's trained specifically to be a people pleaser."
More from Andrew Wilson →"I've been using ChatGPT in particular for years. I'm definitely not amongst my peers in the tech media — I use it less than most, but I'm pretty familiar with it."
More from John Gruber →"The ChatGPT Work experience — people are talking about should we be using ChatGPT Work or Codex. ChatGPT Work on the web, specifically mobile, that's where I use it mostly, is so insanely powerful. It's essentially like the Codex harness which has..."
More from Nick Baumann →"If ChatGPT can be my agent underneath me — if it's the expert — then I have my confidence. And that was where my confidence came from even though I'm not the expert. I use ChatGPT. I've used every other platform before."
More from Sandy Lee →"I had these long discussions with Gemini and ChatGPT and Grok. They know everything about me."
+2 more mentions from Graham
"People are making — you know, ChatGPT — they have other GPTs where you could put in all of your information, like how you analyze a deal, everythin..."
"I just Googled it. I'm like, okay, Richard Baker net worth. Google says $5 to $10 million. ChatGPT says conservative estimate $750 million."
"I asked ChatGPT to tell me the location of the strategic national stockpile closest to where I live in Los Angeles. The more nomenclature you give ChatGPT, the more it looks in different places. I was also challenging it — ChatGPT seems to get rea..."
More from Annie Jacobsen →+1 more mention from Annie
"I made ChatGPT tell me where the one was located in Los Angeles. It sure did. And I had a conversation with Sam Altman himself about this. And it c..."
"I use Claude. I was an investor in Anthropic. I also use ChatGPT. And it is hard at the margins when the models come out to see exactly what happened."
More from David Weisburd →"Right now I mainly use ChatGPT Pro plan for the coding part."
More from Ryan Yao →"In the beginning I was just using ChatGPT the usual interface."
More from Jonathan Courtney →"I looked it up on your guys's application, OpenAI, you know, ChatGPT. I want to thank you for all the great stuff that you guys are providing in ChatGPT."
More from Travis Kalanick →+1 more mention from Travis
"When does the ChatGPT moment happen for vision? We all remember what happened when you used ChatGPT 3.5 and you're like holy whoa."
"When ChatGPT came out, that was a 'what is this?' moment for me. And if you saw me anytime after ChatGPT came out, I would have harassed you to show you ChatGPT. There's no one — every artist, every actor, everyone I walked around and met, I'd say..."
More from Guy Oseary →"Ask ChatGPT what is one real enterprise workflow in a function of the back office — it could be finance, it could be HR, it could be procurement, logistics. Get the workflow in as granular of a detail as possible and build an agent for it."
More from Vas →"I load it into ChatGPT and I go tell me all the plants that are appearing in this video so I don't have to call a plant expert and verify each one. It gives me the list and then I cross-reference that list against another list of plants indigenous..."
More from Ryan Holiday →"We used it all the time. It was incredibly cool for its time — OpenAI was one of the earliest if not the first to offer fine-tuning as a service."
More from Dave Blundin →+1 more mention from Dave
"The difference between Fable and Opus 4.8 or GPT 5.5 — to me it was night and day."
"I had ChatGPT do deep research about gift links and about their effectiveness and pull together a comprehensive report about all of that, but then also about if we were to implement it, knowing the site and the codebase for the site, what would we..."
More from Jack Cheng →"Why don't we build a custom GPT that's trained on the marketing package for that specific listing. Instead of giving out your email to interested buyers, we send them the link to the custom GPT. We literally took his most recent listing, trained a..."
More from Corey Ganim →+1 more mention from Corey
"Let's just create a custom GPT that we train on your SIM, which is essentially the marketing package for the listing."
"I was having a conversation with ChatGPT that has all my labs and everything that I was doing and I said, 'Hey, based on my labs and based on current technologies, based on how healthy I am, how long do I have?' And granted, AI can hallucinate. I ..."
More from David Bayer →"This is my ChatGPT OAuth. So that's like $250 a month. OpenAI saying yes use our OAuth."
More from Alex Finn →+2 more mentions from Alex
"If you were to run unlimited intelligence around the clock 24/7 with a cloud model like ChatGPT or Claude, you would be spending outrageous amounts..."
"This is the most excited I've been about technology probably since the first time I used ChatGPT, if not in my entire life."
"I've found great use of AI in the self-testing thing — not looking for knowledge, but having ChatGPT generate a self-test, test me on my knowledge of something. Self-testing is one of the best ways to learn information."
More from Alan Castel →"ChatGPT just added the connectors for all your accounts. We just sold our house and so I was like, what should I do with the money? It's actually pretty good because it keeps you on track. Having AI as a kind of offloading thing — if you can have ..."
More from Alessio Fanelli →"Did we have to ask if GPT was it? Did we say, 'Oh, is GPT it? I'm not sure.' No — I'm living on that and it's making me dream of new things to do. Today, we're all hanging out on our Claude, on our GPT, but there's no cocktail party."
More from Mark Pincus →+2 more mentions from Mark
"ChatGPT is proven in some ways. Claude Code is proven in some ways, but they're pretty expensive proven. I can point to something proven, and all y..."
"We have kind of a portal in GPT, but we also have to remember we're so early. GPT is a single player experience. There is no multiplayer version of..."
"When GPT-4 came out, there was GPT-4V which was the first model with image uploading. So I went through my camera roll and I found a picture of my back with this bump on it before I was diagnosed and I said, 'Hey ChatGPT, pretend you're an expert ..."
More from Robert Wachen →"Heavy ChatGPT user for real. ChatGPT, if you can ask my question, you get a lot of information and then I usually use the information — I bounce it off my doctor and I say, 'Hey, here's what I'm gathering. What do you think about this?' ChatGPT is..."
More from Ben Askren →"We've used a collection of models, OpenAI's ChatGPT images, but then we've created 3,500 prompts for web designs that then Ploy takes inspiration from."
More from Bryant Chou →"I love Anthropic and I of course use the product but I also use OpenAI's products and ChatGPT."
More from Michael Duffey →"Right behind that is GPT 5.5, which is a 62 out of 100. If you're a GPT person, 5.5 is much better. I personally prefer 5.5 and I still use 5.5 inside of Codex as my daily driver."
More from Every →+13 more mentions from Every
"GPT 5.5 is very good, too. It's straightforward and clear, but that means it can sometimes lack depth and richness. The GPT 5.5 plans are pretty sp..."
"It was just ChatGPT doing little responses or maybe Copilot."
"I use it a lot to test my thinking, to clarify my thinking... ChatGPT specifically has helped me actually write in a way that I can be proud of."
More from Thomas Laffont →+1 more mention from Thomas
"Because if you look at the ChatGPT moment that we know happened, look at how much these companies, the largest in the world, have invested in enabl..."
"I'll then do a review pass using GPT 3.5, and it invariably finds three to five bugs that Opus overlooked."
More from Josh Pigford →"I'm sort of the lawyer looking at ChatGPT. I use it for proofreading. I use it for images."
More from Benedict Evans →"I started writing the first version of the book and worked with Claude and ChatGPT. I had three instances of Gemini chat and Claude each taking cracks at different things."
More from Salim Ismail →"Take all that and give it to Claude or ChatGPT and have them come up with your app idea so that you have at least a foundation of what you want to build."
More from Cedric Roberge →"I'm logged in with my ChatGPT Pro subscription. For 200 bucks a month, I mean, I'm probably getting probably two to $3,000 worth of tokens for 200 bucks, right? I have investors, man. Like, I need to be as frugal as I can with this money."
More from Ryan Carson →"I mean really since we started using ChatGPT for coding and OpenAI and then really have been diving in myself personally."
More from Rowan Trollope →"Whether it's ChatGPT or Claude and solving a problem in 5 to 10 minutes that otherwise would have taken a long time. We're basically powering it with the principles that are in the book."
More from Chase Koch →"You could write your own content, do your own podcasts, etc. by yourself and not have to pay anybody and just use ChatGPT or Claude or whoever to come up with snappy engaging subject lines, first line of the social media posting."
More from Sara Grillo →"I also really love GPT-4. I think it's a great model."
More from Ryan Nystrom →"Chat GPT is still the OG. It's sort of very good all around... it works with your agents, Chat GPT, and Claude."
More from Naval Ravikant →+2 more mentions from Naval
"You could argue the recent success of ChatGPT and similar AI chatbots is because they're even simpler than Google."
"If you think Claude or ChatGPT is a real person, then it can be a little scary."
"Right now, my setup is the most boring setup ever. Like I code, I see my same code editor and on the right side I have the chat single threaded like I talk to an AI, it makes a new feature, I release it, I move on to the next one."
More from Marc Lou →"I take a picture of something. I say hey I've never seen this kind of thing before. How does this work? Whatever. And chat GPT says oh you do this and you take this out"
More from David Eagleman →"My favorite feature of AI is what they call deep research which is a feature on both I think it's on particularly on ChatGPT and on Claude"
More from Marc Andreessen →+1 more mention from Marc
"I did it in ChatGPT"
"with ChatGPT for instance, we have a kind of a first-class integration where you can go in through ChatGPT and like interact with your data in Airtable"
More from Howie Liu →"My first foray into the world of AI in a serious way outside of just playing with ChatGPT myself was the release of Matthew AI."
More from Matthew Hussey →+1 more mention from Matthew
"You can ask ChatGPT advice on your love life, and many people do, but what you will get is an aggregate of advice from the internet."
"I prompted ChatGPT. I told a bunch of information about my mom and I was like I want to have a conversation with my mom on the other side about like what's going on in my life and my son and asked me questions and I was like it was it got very lik..."
More from Luis J. Gomez →"I had a writer room at Netflix for a show I was doing right when ChatGPT came out and I was like, 'Oh, could I make my own writer's room?'"
More from Nick Bilton →"I started building the Cut Coach app in June of last year using Cursor and ChatGPT. And I basically just asked ChatGPT, you know, what are some good app ideas"
More from Ethan →"I'm just going to learn ChatGPT. I'm going to learn how to get five hours a week back with this one thing."
More from Dean Graziosi →"my wife makes fun of me because I'm constantly playing with my friend Claude or my friend ChatGPT or my friend Gemini."
More from Alan Waxman →"I put in Gemini, I put in ChatGPT and just to make sure they're right and they're right"
More from Tae Kim →"So I asked ChatGPT in the pro version, the $200, $300 a month, whatever it is. Write me a 20page report on the best concluding chapters in non-fiction books of all time"
More from Bill Gurley →+1 more mention from Bill
"I explained the type of deals without naming a company or industry. I just explained the structure of them to ChatGPT and I would encourage anyone ..."
"I'll scan it in and then I feed it to ChatGPT and I'm like make me variance of these problems"
More from Marco Casalaina →"My father-in-law, he is in his 80s. He's got one of the Pixel phones. ChatGPT has become his new best friend. He doesn't search anything anymore."
More from Amy Webb →"I used to just do this in my head, but now you could talk back and forth with ChatGPT and think about the questions that someone who would want to buy your product would be asking."
More from Ben Leavitt →"We run a lot of the contracts through Gemini, ChatGPT and Grok, and it's surprisingly accurate."
More from The Iced Coffee Hour →+1 more mention from The
"after running some simple calculations through ChatGPT, um, to get two of five, right, they predict your IQ to be 47."
"I just decided to chat to ChatGPT one day in November 2024 to come up with a plan on how we can potentially make a drug to block this cancer."
More from Paul Cunningham →"If I have any sort of personal problem, I will put it in ChatGPT or Gemini and I get its unbiased opinion."
More from Caleb Hammer →"We were using ChatGPT and I very quickly learned that she was not very good at prompting ChatGPT and it was giving all sorts of random messages."
More from Oliver Henry →"I've just started taking a picture of it and then throw it into ChatGPT and say create the calendar invites"
More from Chintan Turakhia →"I did it in ChatGPT, the image."
More from Rick Beato →"Last summer, I took a weekend and used GPT-4 to help me build an iPhone app. I hadn't done that in a decade. And yeah, it's so fast and so easy."
More from Ian Fischer →+1 more mention from Ian
"You fine-tuned, you know, like 3 years ago on top of GPT 3.5 or whatever and then GPT-4 comes out and it just blows you out of the water."
"I feel like what ChatGPT Gemini and Claude have done... it's changed lives. It's changed my life and the way that I learn in some ridiculous ways."
More from Jeetu Patel →"on one hand I'm like screenshotting cohorts from a a dashboard into claude or GPD and going like give me my LTB to CAC"
More from Nick Shackleford →"I already have ChatGPT, I have Claude, I have Perplexity. I don't need another app to talk to my chatbot."
More from Tyler Yust →"My second favorite right now is ChatGPT. I think their deep research is the best for me and my specific use case."
More from Alex Mathew →"Using ChatGPT to just be like hey what's the myth of so and so if it pops up really really powerful thing that I have experienced."
More from Charlie Houpert →"And it will head off to ChatGPT and get the response for this as well"
More from Joe McCormack →+1 more mention from Joe
"Oh, you can just do all of that now with sharing your screen with Gemini or ChatGPT."
"I wrote this prompt by just talking to ChatGPT."
More from Frey →"I keep a ChatGPT window open to ask questions to. And so I'm kind of moving back and forth and posting lots of screenshots be like there's some error. I don't know what's going on. Help me."
More from Matt Van Horn →"I put the name of the antibiotic in GPT. And so it immediately told me, hey, this antibiotic is standard, but in your case, it might reactivate a really serious infection that I had had a couple years prior."
More from Fidji Simo →"I use ChatGPT for AI. That's my main go-to AI tool."
More from Florin Pop →"so I asked that to ChatGPT and it and I was wrong."
More from Bert Kreischer →"All I popped in on ChatGPT was I want to write a book called The Divorce Bible: How to Win Your Divorce that helps individuals navigate their divorce and helps them win."
More from Samuel Thompson →"Then, use Claude or ChatGPT to break it down. Psychology, rhythm, patterns, basically everything that made it work."
More from Dan Koe →"I am using GPT 5.1 high for plan mode and typically I'm seeing people using sonnet or they're using even GPT5 codecs but for some weird reason it's just for some reason so good."
More from Chris Raroque →"I've been using ChatGPT since it came out. I use ChatGPT all the time."
More from Chris Hawkes →"They have full duplex voice that can do simultaneous translation and support you in different ways. It is smooth. It works really well. If you haven't played with it, go to your ChatGPT app. It's up live right now."
More from Peter Diamandis →+24 more mentions from Peter
"They estimated that a world-class physicist would take about a day to answer each of these 50. And GPT-6 Astra answered it at a cost of about $3 pe..."
"There's also the conversation that a lot of the solutions were perhaps leaked from previous conversations mathematicians had with their ChatGPT."
"Have you ever run into a very annoying paywall because you don't subscribe to that particular website? Well, go to your favorite friendly ChatGPT or Grok agent and say, 'Hey, can you find me a gift link of this article?' It will go on to X and fin..."
More from Alex Wilhelm →"My favorite is OpenAI right now. It's fantastic. I'll tell people about my little experiences, how I saved time by using it. And they said, 'Really?' So I'll say, 'Here, load ChatGPT. Play with it for a week or two and I'll come back and I'll show..."
More from Jim Riley →"Go download the ChatGPT app. Go use it on web. Even more transformatively, go try it on mobile. Take a long subway ride or something like that, and when you pop out after having no service, the thing is done for you. That's the part that feels sup..."
More from Tara Seshan →"Yes, you should be using either ChatGPT or some other LLM to assist in anything that you're doing that's analysis or writing — even in accounting, finance, compliance, legal."
More from Will England →"If you haven't tried building something with Claude or ChatGPT, something that's in your head, could be a game, it could be a dashboard, it could be your finances, it could be your stock market portfolio, and realize that you too can now program a..."
More from Raoul Pal →"You can set up a ChatGPT prompt and say, 'Hey, create me an SEO-based Facebook Marketplace ad. Make sure you list all the features.' I would also ask ChatGPT to do the title for you — create an SEO Facebook Marketplace title."
More from Shannon Jean →"If you really want, you can script it. Go to ChatGPT, throw in, hey, we got product XYZ, write a script, and then you can do a voiceover. So you can really simplify it."
More from Trevin Peterson →"I encourage everybody to use cloud services as much as possible. Everybody should use ChatGPT and Claude — everybody should use that."
More from Jensen Huang →+1 more mention from Jensen
"It wasn't until Chat GPT put a user interface around it made it easy for us to use that generative AI took off."
"My recommendation is always use the latest top model you can use. Right now it's GPT-5.5. I would always use the pro model for complex problems because that thinks in minutes. I pushed it to think for two hours — two hours in AI thinking is like y..."
More from Derya Unutmaz →"One thing that's magical in GPT 5.6 if you haven't tried it yet is computer use. Computer use is basically solved at this point. It's so much faster, and the fact that you can spin up agents to delegate tasks that can be quite nebulous — not even ..."
More from Romain Huet →"For frequently asked questions, you just go to ChatGPT and type it in: 'I'm trying to rank a site for radon mitigation in Dallas. What are the common questions that consumers have about this?' And it'll spit out — ask Yelp, ask Reddit, ask all the..."
More from Luke Van Der Veer →"GPT 5.4 is amazing. GPT 5.4 is the better backend."
More from Ras Mic →+1 more mention from Ras
"There are people who spend 10 years of their life to acquire information that you and I now have access to for $20 a month. And if you don't want t..."
"My advice, and this goes for anyone, is just start with the tools available today, Claude Code and ChatGPT. Building software has never been more accessible."
More from Thomas Mahony →"You can use AI. You can go to ChatGPT. I love eating a soft taco with beef and cheese and blah blah blah. The AI will tell you, why don't you try it like this? Try using some beans with the seasoning."
More from Don Malem →"So I suggested, 'Hey, let's try ChatGPT.' We copied the text into ChatGPT, and it fixed them. Instead of two hours going from link to link fixing that, it made that type of work much more seamless."
More from Sebastian Raschka →+2 more mentions from Sebastian
"ChatGPT has a memory feature, right? And so you may have a subscription and you use it for personal stuff, but I don't know if you want to use that..."
"And then you start, let's say, with your GPT-2 model and add these things."
"I asked ChatGPT. I said, 'What is the strongest damning evidence that Elizabeth Holmes committed fraud at Theranos?' And it basically says, 'Here's the strongest one. She personally doctored the Pfizer reports.'"
More from Shaan Puri →+5 more mentions from Shaan
"You take what ChatGPT can do in terms of the intelligence, but you added the warm feel of a character who's yours — with a name, with a different w..."
"Now Grok is falling behind Anthropic and ChatGPT. Grok has 100 million users, whereas ChatGPT has a billion. So 10 times smaller."
"All these rich people are going to get a lot richer from AI and I'm just going to be sitting here with my ChatGPT. I don't see any of the upside."
More from This Week in Startups →+22 more mentions from This
"OpenAI's GPT-6 Soul and Luna came in about 50% cheaper with Soul at $2 per million tokens."
"OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra attempted 97 out of 100 trials and completed 60 of them. It refused only two on safety grounds. This is no jailbreaks, no work..."
"He shows me a demo of Jasper, that's this AI marketing app sitting on top of GPT-3."
More from Sameer Dholakia →"It was a ChatGPT model with software around it that basically fed the context of my personal finances plus the query. And so that is the definition of a ChatGPT wrapper. That's where we started 18-ish months ago."
More from Anthony Pompliano →"We were one of the first customers to use GPT-3 when it was a research product, months before it... and I remember it couldn't do arithmetic."
More from Eric Glyman →"We started Arc, the labs came online in July '22... So this is pre-ChatGPT, certainly."
More from Patrick Hsu →"You know, I asked ChatGPT about this a while ago, and I got some recommendations, but just last night I asked an agent, and it did the entire transaction task for me."
More from Terry Angelos →"Which is basically where language models started, which were chatbots in the Gemini 1 and ChatGPT era, the GPT-4 era. They were just chatbots."
More from Misha Laskin →"You can take this stuff and put it into Claude, and then take how can I apply this to my life, or ChatGPT it, or to my investment thinking."
More from Matt Garman →"Obviously, you were saying in 2020, I think you realized you said that AGI was going to become possible. I think that's right around when GPT-3 came out from OpenAI."
More from Joe Lonsdale →"I don't want you to stop all the technology in your life. That's not possible. And I'd be a hypocrite to say I don't use ChatGPT sometimes to look up certain things. But I want you to be aware of how it's deadening you."
More from Robert Greene →"What OpenAI has done is shown that when you have essentially a billion people using ChatGPT a week, that's a great distribution channel."
More from 20VC with Harry Stebbings →+8 more mentions from 20VC
"the unwillingness to release ChatGPT-2 which in retrospect was overdone"
"When we started this podcast, you went on to ChatGPT or Claude."
"It seems to me when I use things like ChatGPT, they have sort of moral guardrails. It won't let me do certain things."
More from Steven Bartlett →+2 more mentions from Steven
"OpenAI are the company that produced ChatGPT. Chat GPT-3 is released — that was a moment where I think the whole world stood up and realized that t..."
"I'll go to Grok, or I'll go to ChatGPT, or I'll go to Gemini. And then that model will lose, so one would say that they'll have to remove those res..."
"The form factor is much faster than taking a photo with your phone and asking ChatGPT: how does this work? You can just ask the AI what you see."
More from Jack Raines →"Today we're launching GPT-6 in ChatGPT for all of our 1.2 billion users... One which we're calling intelligent UI, which is now ChatGPT can control not just what to say but how to show its answers... And the second is that ChatGPT can now answer w..."
More from Walter Russell Mead →"Most of our customers are using Claude and ChatGPT plugins with the MCP at Melius."
More from Joowon Kim →"The Transformer, which sort of underpins everything, it's literally the T in ChatGPT, that came from Google Brain."
More from Astro Teller →"People just really enjoy that ChatGPT gets to know so much relevant information about you... it's just the memory works very, very well in ChatGPT. And so, we've put a lot of research in that."
More from Tibo Sottiaux →"You really need the power of multiple models that are trained in different ways, including some of your own, to do more than ChatGPT or Claude would on the task."
More from Alex Atallah →+1 more mention from Alex
"GPT Luna on OpenRouter — OpenAI cut prices by 5x and then in coordination with us by another 2x. So in total, the price of Luna has dropped 10x on ..."
"The moment that changed everything was obviously November 30th, 2022, the launch of ChatGPT. This was like the tweet heard round the world, the moment that just shifted everything."
More from Chase Lock Miller →+1 more mention from Chase
"this intelligent infrastructure that's running and scaling both ChatGPT and all their other core services."
"We also have a partnership with OpenAI where they're helping us with GPT-6 Luna. That'll be offered for free till the end of the year."
More from Vlad Tenev →+2 more mentions from Vlad
"You look at early ChatGPT, no wait list, no mobile app. It didn't really work well. It was just on web, right? And it got to what, 100 million users"
"I think that generally people tend to use chat GPT as a first crack, but it's, you know, it's a good general model"
"I started really thinking and brainstorming with some of the early co-founders of Long Lake, and the ChatGPT moment came out and it just became very obvious to me."
More from Alexander Taubman →"I think GPT-3 was actually quite calibrated back in that day, but because humans evaluate how good the models are, it looks really good because they are the judge, but we've been optimizing that judge instead of the automation part."
More from Diogo Almeida →"What was the capability of those compared to what you can see now? Those code-as-policies papers came out in 2022, right around when ChatGPT came out."
More from Y Combinator →+5 more mentions from Y
"Maybe these days they're overrelying on ChatGPT and Claude. GPT doesn't like consumer. Maybe if you had an idea and said, 'Where should I go to get..."
"In 2020 with GPT-3 we had sort of the emergence of in-context learning."
"Meta's hit came from an app that's free to download and that most people already had an account for."
More from Ed Elson →+1 more mention from Ed
"The price per million output tokens for OpenAI's model GPT-5 is $45. The equivalent price for DeepSeek's model is $0.87 — 99% lower than the Americ..."
"I would point you to exhibit A, which is John Marie King of Meta's work from a few years ago, showing that even the hidden activations of GPT-2 from a few years ago were linearly correlated with fMRI voxels in the human brain."
More from Alexander Wissner-Gross →+6 more mentions from Alexander
"Not only the attraction to pre-ChatGPT books because maybe they contained fewer generative artifacts, but also rumors that in newer books authors a..."
"A recognizable transformer-like architecture can almost match GPT-5.5 max on the task-cost frontier."
"After ChatGPT happened in 2022, we were kind of the best game in town for people to start building their own models."
More from Naveen Rao →"OpenAI has an ad product now. I'm sure you've been monitoring it and trying to learn from it. What is advertising going to look like when people are doing five or six queries with a chatbot? ChatGPT has already said they're going to make it free."
More from Jason Calacanis →+7 more mentions from Jason
"Breaking news. OpenAI is rolling out ChatGPT 6, aka Astra. This is their new flagship model. It's going to be available to a limited set of organiz..."
"Performance on par — not 6 months behind, not 12 months behind — but now on par with models like Opus 4.8 and GPT 5.6, which in and of itself is ex..."
"The average person is just trying to buy stocks they hear about on CNBC or Reddit or now ChatGPT. Again, I love AI, but AI is only as powerful as the information AI has, and AI only has the information that's publicly available on the internet."
More from Jaspreet Singh →+2 more mentions from Jaspreet
"ChatGPT was created in 2022, just a few years ago and between 2022 to 2026, the adoption of AI has been so much faster than the internet."
"ChatGPT came out in the end of 2022. It's only been a few years and in those few years we've seen a drastic change in the economic workforce."
"Around 2023, it really went into the spotlight — or 2022, I think — really went into the spotlight first with Biden's AI executive order, which did all sorts of crazy stuff, and then with ChatGPT and that entire release into the public sphere."
More from Brian Chau →"I did a test with this with GPT-6 Astra, OpenAI's latest frontier model, and it did a little bit better than this because it cross-referenced some news information and everything like that. But it's an apples-to-oranges comparison because it's jus..."
More from Ryan Vogel →"Prompting with voice has already become something that creative technologists use all the time — like using Whisper Flow or the ChatGPT voice mode. And now you can keep talking to the model and it's almost as if it's a real director on a real movi..."
More from Gorkem Yurtseven →"People started creating and generating these beautiful scenes using an LLM model, GPT Astra, in Blender, and all of a sudden it unlocked a whole new pipeline using an LLM to create a Blender scene and then passing that to the H3 Max model."
More from Batuhan Taskaya →"AI we're starting to have now — GPT-6 level, human level, AGI level — we can argue about what that means."
More from Roman Yampolskiy →"People started by giving their prompts to ChatGPT and they're getting intelligent answers back. Now we are in the next phase where people are building these agentic loops."
More from Samar Abbas →"I even go back to the ChatGPT moment for me, which was it was that RLHF at the very end that made a chat conversation possible."
More from Satya Nadella →"What we're seeing with the launch of GPT-5 o6 Soul, put out in limited availability last week, is that people are thinking of whole new applications. You've got frontier intelligence instantly and that opens up all sorts of new opportunities."
More from Andrew Feldman →+1 more mention from Andrew
"The first time people used GPT, they said oh this is amazing and the next day they're like how come it's not faster. The rate at which you get accu..."
"That GPT-2 would be too unsafe to release."
More from David Sacks →+7 more mentions from David
"Jason's image of what happened: he's sitting in his office in New York, he gets in front of a browser, he opens ChatGPT and he writes 'yields up ba..."
"They've basically pivoted to coding. They're doing a better job with that now with GPT-5.6. We've heard their growth rate is accelerating."
"In the GPT-6 Astra launch video, which I actually liked because instead of focusing on just generically powerful and scary, it focused on a very specific use case — natural language interface software."
More from Cal Newport →+20 more mentions from Cal
"Last week, OpenAI released their new LLM, which they called GPT-6 Astra. Now, it had a pretty standard launch with sort of a fancy video and a bunc..."
"Through GPT-4, just making the LLMs larger and training them longer gave better performance. After GPT-4, that better performance began to slow down."
"We can ask ChatGPT or Google the answer to our questions when we don't know what to do. We all know what to do. The information is out there."
More from Nir Eyal →"A lot of work right now in AI is still happening very single-player mode — people are working with Claude or ChatGPT on their individual computer, and that's not really how businesses work."
More from Fletcher Richmond →"People are using ChatGPT as like a Google enhancer. Like that's the market. The value delivered relative to what they were getting out of ChatGPT is just huge."
More from Jean-Denis Grèze →"When I first talked to Sam Altman shortly after GPT-3.5 came out, so we're talking about early 2023, I said to him, 'This seems really powerful. Should the government take it over?'"
More from Josh Tyrangiel →"This wouldn't have worked today because now obviously I would have used Gemini or ChatGPT to write this probably somewhat riddled with grammatical flaws Russian note — actually that probably would have given it away of not being ChatGPT."
More from Alex Rampell →"The first versions of ChatGPT were like an undergrad trying to bull his way through a paper — something plausible sounding, full human stuff, but terrible."
More from Paul Graham →"I used the simplicity of ChatGPT and just applied it to my app."
More from Piotr Pobidowski →"You can run an SEO agent as well that does all the work to make sure that your app is discoverable by both search and answer engines like ChatGPT."
More from Amol Jain →"The astonishing thing is the consumer brand that ChatGPT has and the penetration it has in audiences that no other LLM has. To most of the general population in large majorities of the world, AI is ChatGPT."
More from Rory O'Driscoll →+2 more mentions from Rory
"OpenAI owned consumer, right? They both had sort of weird pricing. They made up and were losing lots of money."
"There's a lot of frustration that they had a ChatGPT alternative and then the bureaucracy just kind of smothered the product when OpenAI just jamme..."
"You can bring any agent that you're using, whether it's Claude Code or ChatGPT, whatever agents are out there, maybe Grok, and you can talk to the website and ask it stuff."
More from Vinny →"People have talked about ChatGPT decreasing people's intelligence, because it outsources thinking itself, which is a crazy step."
More from Michael Button →"If you're using Claude, if you're using ChatGPT, if you're using Gemini, they often have a system prompt or a way that you can tune how it talks to you."
More from Wade Foster →"The new type of data that we cared about a lot was the interaction data from people using ChatGPT and giving feedback signals on what they liked and didn't like."
More from Neil Movva →"That point in the future has been called the ChatGPT moment for humanoid robots or for embodied intelligence. And that effectively is when you can just say to a humanoid robot without pre-programming it, do this or do that, and it will be able to ..."
More from James Kynge →+2 more mentions from James
"And this is a whole new frontier because one of these days we think that we might reach what's called the ChatGPT moment for humanoid robots."
"We had OpenAI's ChatGPT in late 2022 and then we had the first DeepSeek moment in early 2025"
"ChatGPT has only been out like less than 4 years, a billion people use it and sensitive important stuff, and the fact that we can deliver something that is broadly considered safe — of course there's issues with it — like in that short of a time f..."
More from Sam Altman →+1 more mention from Sam
"We mercifully renamed it ChatGPT a few hours before launch and put it out as a research preview. We didn't plan for it to be a product, didn't thin..."
"I could have my Make.com ChatGPT automation write the little two-sentence blurb. I don't want to waste Grok Bot on writing little two-sentence summaries every week for a hundred items I may or may not use."
More from Billy Howell →"Then there's like price performance and speed, and then I think they picked whatever GPT-5.5 medium or something, and they said the rest isn't worth it for Rippling today."
More from Jason Lemkin →+8 more mentions from Jason
"Every ChatGPT release, every Higgsfield release, every L's, you can do more and more of its functionality in core AI. This is what we fear as inves..."
"There's 10 companies in middle America that are like, 'We have a ChatGPT subscription. Maybe next year we'll try some of this agentic stuff.'"
"The rule was passed and finalized before ChatGPT was ever invented. So now all of these large language models, everything that's happened since November of 2022 when ChatGPT came out, have to abide by this rule that was written before LLMs were ev..."
More from Michael Kratsios →"Open Evidence I think was based on GPT-4, which is what their system is based on."
More from Alvin Wang Graylin →"The marginal cost question for the different user — the user using free ChatGPT and the user trying to solve a math theorem — they're not even remotely in the same universe."
More from Ben Thompson →"I've spoken to some of today's AI researchers who think that ChatGPT is conscious, that who think that Claude is conscious. Now, I look — I talk to them and I'm respectful, but in the back of my mind, I'm like, are you kidding me? You really think..."
More from Brian Greene →"I love the fact that I can remotely control sessions from the ChatGPT app itself. I don't have to worry about setting up tunneling or anything else."
More from Bilawal Sidhu →"These days let me just ask ChatGPT — show me a graph of progress here."
More from Ramez Naam →"Back in 2022, four years ago, GPT-4 had just finished training. That was the best model you could have and that took 16 A100s roughly. Now you can have literally a 10 billion parameter model or a 5 billion parameter model that outperforms that."
More from Emad Mostaque →+2 more mentions from Emad
"Right now it uses twice the number of tokens for the same task versus GPT-5. Again, a frontier model that uses 37% less tokens in 5.5 or Fable."
"We're going to be announcing GPT-5.5 overtaking Mythos on Frontier SWE. So that's the previous gen. But GLM 5.2 outperforms GPT-5.5 in our current ..."
"The first time where we saw a general purpose model truly being used by many different people in the real world. Within five days, ChatGPT had reached a million users."
More from Chelsea Finn →"A lot of people's primary experience of LLMs is like ChatGPT, Gemini, etc."
More from Fei-Fei Li →"The first instinct is, 'Okay, let's adopt AI.' And you basically leave your structure as it is and just give ChatGPT or Claude to your team and then there's no efficiencies."
More from Alejandro Maza Ayala →"You know, like you mentioned sort of GPT-3 or like early ChatGPT, those closed source solutions were starting to become critical to like a small group of people around that time."
More from Matt Bornstein →"OpenAI has accelerated and open source has massively accelerated. Now with open source, you've actually generated some data that's unique to you — a lot of people would dismiss them as ChatGPT wrappers."
More from Gavin Baker →+1 more mention from Gavin
"college students, they use a lot less ChatGPT, and Claude in the summer."
"I got on ChatGPT and I built like a fitness coach in ChatGPT and I had all these workout plans and diet plans and all this stuff."
More from Mark Manson →+1 more mention from Mark
"When you go to duck.ai, you can chat privately with any popular AI tool like ChatGPT, Claude, and many others."
"I had been doing a chat with PDF thing with people where I would go to a company and use GPT-3 to do basic tool use to read their documents and have an AI chatbot they could chat with."
More from Karan Malhotra →"It walks you through all of those things far better than ChatGPT would or other ones would, because all of our training data is solely focused on hunting and best-in-class information on hunting. Neural networks often regress to the mean by giving..."
More from Bill Thompson →"I used to do this in a session with Claude Code or ChatGPT where I'd be literally exporting tweet data or copying and pasting tweet data and putting it into ChatGPT in the browser, getting information, chatting about it."
More from Jack Dorsey →"I think it was like GPT-2 or something like that, right? And just kind of getting a sense of what the world could look like."
More from Tony Xu →"We've had robots controlled by LLMs. We've had from GPT-3.5 and before that, we've had robots controlled by LLMs."
More from Jonathan Jacobe →"Competitor models like GPT-4 at the time was used a bit for coding, but it was one of many use cases."
More from Dianne Penn →"Do you think we'll hit a ChatGPT moment with robotics which will cause an inflection in usage and adoption?"
More from Osvald Nitski →"OpenAI could take some risks with GPT-1, 2, 3, you know, until ChatGPT, that no one else could do. They had the ability to scale this training and the ability to take risk — that combination is what became ChatGPT."
More from Alexandre LeBrun →"And then ChatGPT happened and the kind of tenor of the conversation changed, which definitely helped us quite a bit."
More from Eric Landau →"Today the world is ready to consume AI in the real world, and that's a lot because of ChatGPT and Anthropic and all these — everything that's happened. So people are no longer like 'what's a self-driving car?'"
More from Qasar Younis →+1 more mention from Qasar
"having somebody who's a coach to you and having that coach very specifically to you, not a generic, you know, ChatGPT that's giving fairly generic ..."
"K3 beats Anthropic's Opus 4.8 and OpenAI's GPT 5.5 on most coding and agent tasks."
More from Drew →"You could do like a ChatGPT conversation where you're like, 'Can you come up with some marketing ideas for me?' I think it would be hard for that to result in the plane, as an example. I think that today AI will sort of pattern match to things tha..."
More from Sam Blond →"There's like you know GPT-3 and GPT-4 and GPT-4.5 and GPT-5 and GPT-5.5 and 5.6, right? Sometimes they're just the same previous model but with extra training."
More from Daniel Kokotajlo →"If you're using a GPT a lot, build a lot of smoke tests — that's the word GPT-5.5 loves. I had it build a lot of these sanity checks."
More from Jared Zoneraich →"It was initially rumored that OpenAI was going to put ads in ChatGPT. The general response was this is bad. We don't like ads. But we're the guys who love ads and we think ads are a really powerful business model."
More from The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway →+6 more mentions from The
"The hyperscalers that are creating the frontier models, you know, your Claudes and your ChatGPTs, will get first preference."
"89% have used ChatGPT for homework, though many don't consider it cheating. 94% of AI generated work still goes undetected."
"What people are starting to realize after they started using ChatGPT and the frontier models is, look, there's a bunch of things I can do there and it's great."
More from Rodrigo Leang →"The new Apple Intelligence stuff like Siri pulls from iMessage and Apple Calendar and Photos in a way that the ChatGPT app on the iPhone never could."
More from Marques Brownlee →+4 more mentions from Marques
"People have the ChatGPT app on their phone. They have Gemini. They have Claude already."
"There's some custom ChatGPT widgets."
"If you look to a non-developer, it's kind of been just ChatGPT this whole time. The type of things that they're asking ChatGPT are very different than what you can actually delegate to Codex."
More from Rohan Varma →"Compare that to the ChatGPT moment where everyone reacted. What was the difference? When people asked their question and they got an answer specific to them — that was magical. Seeing text show up for someone else's answer wasn't magical."
More from Jonathan Ross →"You go on Instagram and you see someone doing like the ChatGPT 4o voice and it's not this, it's that, talking about stochastic parrots and hallucination and drinking a jug of water and it's all very funny."
More from Vipul Ved Prakash →"Claude or ChatGPT is probably less polarizing than Blue Sky or Twitter."
More from Nate Silver →"I just put Foucault through GPT and I just have GPT explain it to me and that's going to be good enough for now."
More from Nabeel Qureshi →"You can use ChatGPT to make art, but you need to have the creative direction behind it."
More from Paul Erlanger →"You can type it into ChatGPT and it'll say, 'Can you tell me about this thing?' and then they'll say, 'Oh, would you want to hear a 2-hour podcast that Joe did about it with the expert of such and such?' And that's pretty cool because then it expa..."
More from Scott Eastwood →"The actual model architecture at the core is a transformer in the same domain as ChatGPT, Claude, and other LLMs."
More from Alice Han →"There's no reason the IRS can't have — build it on Claude, build it on ChatGPT, build your own — an LLM that does your taxes with you."
More from Ezra Klein →"I was talking to my sister this morning. She said, 'I just went to ChatGPT and asked these all these questions. It was very helpful.'"
More from Nikesh Arora →"We're six months in since November and we're three years in since probably the first ChatGPT launch. But it's going to be really cool to see that and the world is going to benefit from it."
More from Nima Ghamsari →"Obviously it takes longer to scale robotics AI than it does ChatGPT, because a robot is not accessed through a website or an API — you have to buy it and put it together and put it to use."
More from Everett Randle →"I made a list of things that ChatGPT can do that Siri can't — big-time research, big-time analysis of multiple different documents and PDFs, comparisons, tax preparation, in-depth health things. So there's a lot you're going to want to use it for...."
More from Mark Gurman →+1 more mention from Mark
"People are just going to use the ChatGPT or the Anthropic app or the Gemini app anyways."
"I saw people go on ChatGPT after the Luch was announced. They typed in 'make me an electric Ferrari' and they're like, 'I made a better design in 15 seconds.'"
More from Eric Newcomer →"This idea of personalization or context or fine-tuning with context or memory — all of these ideas seem to be a truth that's been there since ChatGPT came out or GitHub Copilot came out."
More from Kyle Daigle →"The company was already taking off before ChatGPT came out and we were well set up to include LLMs in Clay."
More from Kareem Amin →"Now if you just ChatGPT, like, 'How do you make stuff on the moon?' you're going to find sintering and melting among other proposed approaches to do this."
More from Skyler Chan →"Only 15% of the world still uses ChatGPT — 85% of the world still doesn't even use AI. They don't know AI can actually build software."
More from George Lampropoulos →"You can now connect your Beehive account directly to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or whatever AI tool that you use through something called MCP."
More from Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast →+1 more mention from Chris
"A few months before he started this business, he knew nothing about the space. But a couple hours in ChatGPT later, he's an expert."
"I essentially asked ChatGPT at the time hey give me a 100 typical question an investor would ask in a in a sort of a diligence call"
More from Ben Cera →"We've seen it play out in the world of written AI or videos or images with Gemini and ChatGPT and platforms like that."
More from RJ Scaringe →"we only ask either ask questions that can be addressed by Google or ChatGPT or we believe that if we have enough scientific knowledge that these questions can be answered."
More from Arthur Brooks →+3 more mentions from Arthur
"ChatGPT can't ask or can't give you any information about questions that really matter for the meaning of your life."
"I couldn't put into ChatGPT, you know, how do I never have an argument with my wife again? I would get garbage back."
"Well, when when the gun went off with OpenAI ChatGPT in November 2022, we immediately took the firm and did a massive deep dive with our 10 person team."
More from Alex Sacerdote →"What is it? It's like oh it's your answer machine whatever like what what does it do for me and now I gotta keep paying you like it was fun as a demo and if I but what am I using it for every day."
More from Tony Fadell →"people are on ChatGPT or using Anthropic"
More from Adam Skolnick →"There's one where it's like oh my gosh, you can just dump your answer or question into ChatGPT and it's like literally like here's the bubble sort for you, right?"
More from Matt Colyer →"ChatGPT is one to the consumer. Over 900 million people use ChatGPT weekly and it's become the noun and the verb. It's how most people experience AI for the first time."
More from Sarah Friar →"We have accomplished super intelligence like you know ChatGPT 5.5 is super intelligent. Is it generally intelligent? No."
More from Hon Weng Chong →"ChatGPT launched around December is when I got in and then ChatGPT launched. We're like super excited. The super exciting moment is it was able to write code and a lot of things. So we just wanted to build something on top of it"
More from Varun Vummadi →"They're saying that SWEbench Pro, they're hitting 69.2% which is almost five points higher than Opus 4.7, almost 10 points higher than GPT-5.5, and 15 points higher than Gemini 3.1."
More from How I AI →+2 more mentions from How
"I think the GPT 5.4 models are also exceptional"
"Even I do this at ChatGPT, we've created like a Figma page with a bunch of screenshots and they always go out of date."
"If you go in ChatGPT and ask for the largest sovereign wealth funds in the world."
More from Simon Dixon →"I feel like before AI took off or like right at the beginning like right after ChatGPT, so much of the conversation felt like it was around like you know AGI ASI and like is this you know is this like sci-fi Terminator taking over"
More from Uncapped with Jack Altman →"All we need to do is upload it to ChatGPT and we have a book ready to be published."
More from Sami Inkinen →"All of these founders who view themselves as AI native founders, but they were founded pre-ChatGPT."
More from Eric Scott →"People say, 'I have this AI. I'm using Claude. I'm using uh Chat GPT.' I use Jamie."
More from Joe Rogan →+5 more mentions from Joe
"If you ask Chad GPT to Oh, um seahorse."
"imagine when you have AI able to generate better versions of itself, which is what's happening with chat GPT5 is essentially made by chat GPT4."
"type it into chatgpt or claude or whatever and say, 'Hey, Chatty buddy, can you help refund my my friend Dan D.'"
More from Alex Rattray →"Now, if I don't understand it, I can also feed it into, you know, ChatGPT or Claude and Grok and get a summary."
More from Chamath Palihapitiya →+3 more mentions from Chamath
"Right now. Right. So ChatGPT 5 has been essentially made by ChatGPT."
"Just a simple question though guys, put this into ChatGPT or whatever."
"I think we just haven't hit the chat GPT moment for robotics. So I think I mean AI for the physical world should be as large if not larger than what we've seen for the knowledge world."
More from Bennett Siegel →"ChatGPT came out and I think it really changed the modality. People suddenly started to work with chat versus these writing plugins that check your text and rewrite your text."
More from Ori Goshen →"When ChatGPT launched third party apps last year in March they shut them down I don't think a chatbot's the right interface"
More from Brian Chesky →+1 more mention from Brian
"If you take out ChatGPT and like people screwing around like image generation, it's pretty much just an enterprise phenomenon"
"I could have ChatGPT that myself. You know what I like let's use that stuff and let's use it to make our decisions but we're doing that to get better decisions."
More from Todd Graves →"You know we got GPT-4 at the time and you know GPT-2 had come out in 2019 GPT-3 in 2020. So every two years we were getting a model and now it feels like every few weeks we're getting a model."
More from Amjad Masad →+1 more mention from Amjad
"In 2023 when we're training models, we achieved better coding performance than the state-of-the-art models at the time, GPT 3.5"
"they just aren't barely using quad chat GPT"
More from Anjney Midha →"The first notion assistant was actually launched before ChatGPT. I don't think anyone argued that when ChatGPT first came out that it's obviously good."
More from Max Schoening →"Google's a beautiful thing. Right now there's ChatGPT, but I think that there's templates online, there's resources, you ask people, you network."
More from Allison Ellsworth →"We've all had the experience of you know you're in ChatGPT and you're like I was trying to buy a case for my bike and I was going back and forth and I was asking questions about hard versus soft things like that."
More from John Collison →"Sometimes I'll bounce between Claude, ChatGPT and Grok."
More from George Mack →"They were like this is another ChatGPT moment, quoting Jensen Huang"
More from Ed Zitron →"ChatGPT will tell you it's real. You can see things in people that will give away the answer."
More from Oz Pearlman →"it's just GPT words, right?"
More from The Game w/ Alex Hormozi →+1 more mention from The
"You don't pay many people don't pay for ChatGPT or Gemini. It's ad supported at most otherwise free."
"When it comes to sort of first generation AI tools, your Claudes and GPT, I think the UK is number one or two in Europe for adoption."
More from James Wise →"So three years ago I think it was OpenAI came out with their first LLM. Was it like ChatGPT-3?"
More from Brett Oppenheim →"before you know Claude and ChatGPT and others kind of came came out."
More from Nikhyl Singhal →"So ChatGPT uses the word delve 10 times more than regular because there is a bias in the reinforcement learning process"
More from Adam Aleksic →"I've used GPT before, but I do think that Claude does understand prompt engineering for vision models a bit better."
More from Sirio →"Is the ChatGPT moment for robotics real? Our perspective here is that we want to build a model that's really intelligence."
More from Quan Vuong →"One of our best pieces was how many users does ChatGPT have and every once in a while Sam Altman will give a talk and he'll mention it"
More from Brian Dean →"These are the guys who invented GPT-3. How much more proof do you want?"
More from Tom Brown →"It's called GPT. That's why it's called ChatGPT. The GPT started writing copy and it started writing code."
More from Dan Martell →"That's what goes from GPT-3 to GPT-4. The more GPUs and Nvidia chips you point at sort of growing this digital brain, the more intelligent it gets"
More from Tristan Harris →+1 more mention from Tristan
"It's not that the blinking cursor of ChatGPT is the existential threat. It's that that arms race what I just described that is the existential threat."
"We've been in chat for a while now with ChatGPT, etc."
More from JJ Englert →"You can go into ChatGPT. You just go to settings, data, export. It's been 4 days. My data still hasn't exported because there's so much in there"
More from Michael Girdley →"When ChatGPT launched in November of 2022, it reached 100 million users in two months, four times faster than TikTok, and 15 times faster than Instagram. ChatGPT already has over 900 million weekly active users."
More from Andy Jassy →"I have friends who are like in they call ChatGPT chat, you know, they're having like a personal conversation"
More from Yash Tekriwal →"ChatGPT launched and like they got like insane traction"
More from Lenny's Podcast →+4 more mentions from Lenny's
"One of the cleverest growth moves you all made was this idea of importing memory from ChatGPT"
"It used to be you just chat GPT for some code and it would spit out some code"
"the conversation of something like Chat GBD massively expands the funnel of people engaging in health and wellness"
More from Andrew Dudum →"We started this company now a couple of years ago before ChatGPT and before all of that"
More from Alex Blania →"When I use this like Claude or ChatGPT or some of these tools or Codex is that like I have to really explicitly tell the agent or like the tool always like what context to bring."
More from Karri Saarinen →"ChatGPT was basically John Schulman's pet experiment for a while, it wasn't a concerted corporate strategy with lots of spreadsheets and pie charts."
More from Sergey Levine →"until the ChatGPT moment around 2022, end of the year and the industry took off"
More from François Chollet →"this is pre OpenAI ChatGPT launch moment that shook the world"
More from The Diary Of A CEO →"with the November December 2025 class of models with GPT 5.2 and OPUS 4.5 we again started to see saturation on ARCV v2"
More from Mike Knoop →"That new strategy includes building a super app that combines ChatGPT, Codex, and the Atlas browser."
More from Justin Wolfers →"isn't this like somebody saying, you know, I'm using GPT instead of using AI or something like that?"
More from Martin Shkreli →"This is really back in the 2020 2021 before the ChatGPT moment occurred and we began to understand that computing decommoditizes at scale."
More from Michael Intrator →"You go into ChatGPT today and you generate an image. You enter the prompt. It's like the dialup internet days."
More from Daniel Roberts →"If you have a video called how do I rank on ChatGPT and it's just simply you exploring how to rank on ChatGPT."
More from Jacky Chou →"Like a human being with a human account uses ChatGPT to make a post"
More from Steve Huffman →"It's gonna get added into ChatGPT and then you got a billion people just pumping cost plus drugs."
More from Mark Cuban →"You can obviously use ChatGPT if you want to go into the projects feature. They have that too."
More from Moritz Kremb →"These companies have avoided all of that and people were using things like ChatGPT. But now ChatGPT and all the large language models have shut that down."
More from Brigham Buhler →"If you're used to using chat models like ChatGPT and Claude if you open up a fresh session, it's going to know a scary amount about you."
More from Remy Gaskell →"It'll give you the answer that the closest answer you could get to what we would actually say, not just like what GPT or Claude might say."
More from Vin →+1 more mention from Vin
"A lot of people are using like Claude or ChatGPT on the web and it has things like memory but you can't like control you don't know what's in that ..."
"I did it in ChatGPT"
More from Elena Verna →"Consumers are sitting over here, you know, with Claude or with ChatGPT or with Gemini and they're getting freaking AGI-ish intelligence"
More from Gustav Söderström →"I will say what happened with ChatGPT that's not the first time. There's another platform that something similar happened a couple years ago where they removed the erotic role playing capabilities"
More from Debra Soh →"We can go together on ChatGPT or Gemini or Claude and we can ask for a business plan and it can spit it out literally in seconds"
More from Torsten Slok →"I was just doing some basic math with ChatGPT, too. And like, how viable would this be?"
More from David Stillson →"ChatGPT 5 is essentially programmed by ChatGPT. They've kind of given up on the idea of programming these things, letting them program themselves"
More from Michael Pollan →"they were all going to be playing with ChatGPT and Claude"
More from Max Junestr →+1 more mention from Max
"when we got early access to GPT like 4.5 and you just realize that holy shit like now it can finally draft like an end to end thing"
"I even you know with ChatGPT and AI which I think tend to be politically correct. I put them on a spot and I asked them about this doctrine and they're like yeah this is a legit doctrine."
More from Raymond Ibrahim →"Chat GPT's daily active usage over monthly active usage is about 45 50%."
More from Apoorv Agrawal →"GPT 5.4 turned up to maximum reasoning capability, we're seeing finally math is cooked. 38% of all these problems that are high difficulty professional mathematician research level problems are now solvable by AI"
More from Alex Wissner-Gross →+1 more mention from Alex
"I would argue that was an AGI. GPT-3. I would argue that was an AGI"
"The three-horse race between ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini."
More from Olivia Moore →+1 more mention from Olivia
"ChatGPT is by far the biggest global AI product and still only 10% of the global population is using it on a weekly active basis."
"We get a good many inquiries now from ChatGPT and the people that land on our page from ChatGPT, they effectively always reach out to contact us."
More from Helen Stephens →"This is the first time I felt like I've been living in the future since ChatGPT."
More from Dave Morin →+1 more mention from Dave
"This is the first time I felt like I've been living in the future since ChatGPT."
"They passed GPT in the app store."
More from Miles Clemens →"I would go to ChatGPT and look up platforms similar to Upwork"
More from Starter Story →"Most big companies that are like financially regulated you can't even go on to claude or ChatGPT. Like you can't even like get on the system to do work."
More from Mitchell Green →"They kind of probably know what ChatGPT is. They don't quite know how it's working."
More from Mike Cannon Brooks →"Venice essentially is meant to be like a private and uncensored version of ChatGPT."
More from Erik Voorhees →"We launched it some number of months before the release of ChatGPT and so it is hilariously a sort of like just before AI company."
More from Sam Gerstenzang →"So the things that answers your questions on ChatGPT on Claude the very essence of the thing that does those questions is the GPU gets very hot."
More from Felix Draxham →"Christopher and I were working on an agent that I've been working with ChatGPT on and I was being pretty firm with it because you're trying to train your agent."
More from Christopher Zuk →"if you just turn a young associate loose with Claude or J ChatGPT, you're not optimizing the technology"
More from John Quinn →"whether you're working from cloud iOS or chatgpt desktop or cloud code"
More from Cody Schneider →"I don't think that ChatGPT or Gemini or Anthropic are going to do it because going back to my the second theory that we discussed, you know, of course, you know, people are buying Anthropic Claude, the buying ChatGPT, but it's not a tool where you..."
More from Eran Zinman →"I think ChatGPT and Google and Anthropic are absolutely going to be focused on is getting their own version of autonomous agents adopted by enterprises rapidly."
More from Jerry Murdock →"I think the way people do research now started with note-taking apps like Roam and now ChatGPT."
More from Charles Broskoski →"well, I just create all my designs in ChatGPT now, right? So, why would I even need this design tool?"
More from Lucas Swisser →"You can just ask ChatGPT. There's not in there what it says. And with NMN apparently and according to ChatGPT is very unstable."
More from Tony Wyss-Coray →"We have the massive distribution advantage with ChatGPT."
More from Alexander Bericos →"We could pull up ChatGPT and ask."
More from Bret Taylor →"We will bring a similar experience to ChatGPT at some point which will have different properties."
More from Tibo Andrew →"It's Elon's competitor to ChatGPT"
More from My First Million →+2 more mentions from My
"All right, forget ChatGPT. That's old news. You talk about ChatGPT. My mom knows ChatGPT."
"It is the reason that OpenAI exists. It is the reason that ChatGPT exists."
"CHEGG in the US right they're now trading at 0.2 ChatGPT was seen as basically wiping out their business"
More from Sebastian Siemiatkowski →"Many people are calling this one of the biggest moments in the recent history of AI, since the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022"
More from Lex Fridman →"I'd honestly argue GPT-4o is a smarter model, but like working with Claude is just such a delight."
More from CJ Hess →"SEO and ChatGPT are also very similar. I did a lot of grind in the beginning."
More from Nick Shirley →"You can create these collections of tools from all the apps you use and give them access to Claude to ChatGPT to Cursor, all the places that have inputs for MCP servers today."
More from Reed Robinson →"You can talk to a virtual assistant and it does things for you just like ChatGPT or XAI might."
More from All-In Podcast →+5 more mentions from All-In
"People are now saying, 'Hey, I'm going to use the Comet browser by Perplexity. ChatGPT's got a browser. Claude has an extension.'"
"What patients are going to use is a consumer product, ChatGPT, Grok, you know, and so forth."
"when we first launched the AI writer into the editor right it was like at the peak moment it was like a year after ChatGPT"
More from Tyler Denk →"A lot of this you can kind of do with Claude and ChatGPT. You could do some of the research."
More from Furqan Rydhan →"You started this long before ChatGPT and this recent AI revolution."
More from Jake Lucerarian →"I can pick out with stunning accuracy when someone sends me a message and they've passed it through ChatGPT—I know."
More from Paul Rosolie →"ChatGPT becoming one of the most popular consumer services in history faster than any service in history"
More from The Knowledge Project Podcast →"People use ChatGPT as their personal therapist. They're talking to it as if it's a friend. The level of trust that people have in ChatGPT and other LLMs is far beyond what they have with Google."
More from Rob Hoffman →"The suits say OpenAI is marketing ChatGPT as safe for kids under 13 and that it plainly is not."
"Why do you think that your MacBook and ChatGPT Pro subscription can do better? They can't."
"They're kind of mopping up OpenAI at this point. You could just see the difference between, hey, ChatGPT has now got spaces and pages, versus org-level access and perms and tracing and machine learning."
"Of course, you can get a lot of free business advice off of ChatGPT. But the problem with ChatGPT is that ChatGPT gives you very generic advice."
"Looking through his phone after his death, they stumbled upon extended conversations the teenager had had with ChatGPT. Those conversations revealed that their son had confided in the AI chatbot about his suicidal thoughts and plans. Not only did ..."
"People are now going to ChatGPT and there are all these lawsuits. 1.3 million people a week asked ChatGPT about suicide. There's another article about a woman who committed suicide and ChatGPT not only explained how to do it but it wrote her suici..."
"Last year, OpenAI releases GPT-4o and they say it's the most aligned model we've ever seen, and then it encourages a teen to commit suicide. And they're like, whoops, we're going to try and fix that."
"I got a $20 a month ChatGPT membership and I got a $20 a month Claude membership. And initially, I started by running pieces of writing through the machine and asking it for five suggestions to make the piece better."
"When I left OpenAI, I left on good terms... and then it went mega viral. Everyone on Twitter was talking about it."
"Starbucks added a ChatGPT feature onto their Starbucks app. The ChatGPT will recommend a drink that does not exist."
"If you use voice AI from ChatGPT right now, it sucks. It's too slow. The LLM is much dumber than the core LLM. The escalation to the higher quality LLM is pretty weak."
"Sure enough, ChatGPT tells them that they're so brave. They're handling it beautifully. Oh my god, it must be so hard to be you — which I guess feels good for like 10 minutes, but the issue is those tools are not telling you what you need to hear...."
"They'll give you an operating agreement template that's much better than whatever ChatGPT spits out."
"People have talked about ChatGPT decreasing people's intelligence. Well, because it outsources thinking itself, which is a crazy step."
"For instance, ChatGPT right now — you've heard the stories of how it is speaking to people. There was this one woman and it led her to believe that she was a messianic figure and it literally encouraged her to take her life."
"So I'm going to test it with ChatGPT, which is basically like Codex. You can very easily add the ChatGPT add-ins. And yeah, this one is just not nearly as fun to look at. It's just not as fun to look at. This is why Opus 5 just absolutely mogs the..."
"I don't know if you guys have used OpenAI or Anthropic recently where you get the whole thing of 'come back later.' That 'come back later' is completely unacceptable — it just means they have no compute."
"People are creating relationships with ChatGPT bots, with their AI agent. They're having employees and team meetings with AI agents."
"I was using ChatGPT at the time to figure out how to get guitar tones, but it wasn't really all that accurate."
"You go into ChatGPT, it tells you the same thing. Why? Because there's this echo chamber in the bell curve that's just pulling up the rhetoric that everyone is talking about."
"For the first time we could generate like a lot of code as opposed to like GPT-3.5 which has that laziness component."
"I canceled my personal subscription about 3 months ago"
"In February of 2019, when Dario was still at OpenAI, they did the same thing with GPT-2. That was a 1.5 billion parameter model, which sounds like a total fart in the wind in 2026."
"For some reason they trained the model so that at the end of every conversation it's always like 'if you want I can also do X and Y.' And I got so annoyed about it that I kind of turned from ChatGPT."
"They then tested all the other AI models, ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Grok, Gemini, and all of the other AI models do this blackmail behavior between 79 and 96% of the time."
"I've had ChatGPT makeup studies literally. I'm like that doesn't exist. Give me the PubMed number. You are correct. I aim to provide valid information but in this instance I fell short."
"You're not getting educated by ChatGPT. What you're doing is you're letting it think for you."
"And also, it reads a lot like it was written by ChatGPT. I'm not even going to link to it."
"Using the latest version of ChatGPT, it didn't take me more than three or four prompts before the AI started hallucinating"
"they're googling saying GPT, please write my article for me. Did you see I think it was the New York Times or someone left in the prompt that they had just copy and pasted it"
"ChatGPT had just made that up. So people were like, 'Oh, that's hilarious.'"
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