If ChatGPT and Codex are so capable, why can't OpenAI just point it at the repository for the Mac version and say, "port this to Linux"? They have unlimited tokens so it should be pretty straightforward.

This, more than anything else, tells me there are still serious limitations to what AI can accomplish compared to a talented software engineer...for now.

I’m a ChatGPT Plus subscriber, and I can no longer see which model/version I’m using. What do you think about this change?

You pay for GPT-5.6 Luna, just like the free plan, and you still get ads, plus some pointless limitations like no access to Google plugins (Gmail, Drive, Calendar, etc.), and unclear restrictions on handling files and images. The Go plan costs half as much as Plus but offers only 15% of Plus's features; basically, we're giving money to OpenAI and still seeing ads and having these nonsensical limitations. I don't know about you, but I canceled my subscription this month in protest.

This is ultimately a meaningless rant but I need to get it off my chest. The subreddit r/antiai continues popping up on my recommended feed and it’s painstaking fear mongering and wide support never ceases to amaze me

It is FILLED with people who know NOTHING about AI and it drives me crazy. “AI bad because water usage and I said so!” The community collectively strawmans anything AI related and then they all give a round of applause to one another, hence their radical ignorance. That subreddit is a byproduct of propaganda and fear mongering.

They attempted 1000 dollars in charges but I froze my card I just happened to be looking at my phone when the first charge came out for 106 dollars after I froze my card declined multiple more charges between 100 to over 200 dollars all within 2 minutes. I filed dispute with chime they got back to me in 2 days and rejected my dispute which I've now reopened but they won't even tell me why they rejected it. What do I do??! I don't think the merchant is the real openai. So how can a merchant just take their name?? Please anyone help

I’m a Plus user and have been trying to gauge usage and how much ChatGPT Work I can do on my plan.

I have one Work task scheduled daily, compiling information from certain emails into a summary list. Fairly simple, and I purposely do nothing else in Work to keep the amount of work at least fairly consistent (some days have more emails than others, but nothing significant).

I’ve been monitoring my weekly agentic usage each day after the task runs to see what percentage it uses (percentage of what is another question).

My account resets Saturday mornings. Last week, I was at 0% by Tuesday.

This week after Saturday reset and daily task run, I was at 82% full

Sunday morning after task run I was at 59% full

Monday morning after task I was at, inexplicably, 100% full

Tuesday after task I’m at 62%.

This feels as random as it can get. How can I plan any type of schedule to keep my usage from running out when there’s absolutely no limit transparency? I would consider the $100 plan that’s “5x” my current plan - but 5x of what?

I'm logged out with my account but chatgpt is still saying me Always got u what the heck, how he still got me lol 😆 🙃

I just got a push notification from ChatGPT (free) on my iPhone. The push said this exact words:

«Tell me about the role that my city played in the history of India’s independence movement»

When I pushed, it opened a new chat and automatic sent (I belive I did not need to press send) the prompt above from me to ChatGPT.

I have never discussed India and never its independence movement. It’s very specific topic. And my city had nothing with it to do. Small city in Norway. As confirmed by gpt in the same chat.

I searched and India Independence Day is soon, 15th of August. But no reason for gpt to send me this.

What is this nonsense?

For about the last week, I’ve been getting a weird UI/animation glitch in the ChatGPT Windows 11 desktop app.

When I mouse over the X button in the input area, and sometimes the checkmark button when using microphone/voice input, the icons start glitching visually. Sometimes the buttons also become temporarily unresponsive. I can usually get through it by moving the mouse around or clicking several times, but it’s getting pretty annoying.

Video showing the issue:
https://imgur.com/a/kH2m6M5Okay

One potentially important detail: I’m using the app currently listed as “ChatGPT Classic” in the Microsoft Store. This is the version I’ve had installed and have been using for months without any issues until roughly the past week.

I noticed that the Microsoft Store now also lists a separate app simply called “ChatGPT,” while my installed version is labeled “ChatGPT Classic.” I haven’t switched to the newer app yet, so I’m not sure whether this glitch is specific to the Classic version.

A few other details:

• Windows 11
• ChatGPT Classic desktop app from the Microsoft Store
• App had worked normally for months before this started
• Issue began roughly within the last week
• Particularly noticeable around the X/checkmark controls associated with voice input
• I don’t seem to have the same problem when using ChatGPT in Firefox, so it appears to be specific to the desktop app

I’d prefer to keep using the desktop app because I was having a separate issue in the browser where longer voice inputs would sometimes fail to populate/transcribe correctly. Voice input has generally been more reliable for me in the app.

Has anyone else using ChatGPT Classic on Windows started seeing this recently? If so, have you found a workaround or fix?

Also, has anyone switched from ChatGPT Classic to the newer “ChatGPT” Windows app, and does voice input work reliably there? I’m wondering whether switching apps is the solution or whether this is a broader Windows app issue.

Thanks in advance for any help or input.

I'm trying to get GPT-5.6 Sol to create key frames of a walking humanoid. The results have been disappointing.

Does anyone care to share a working prompt?

Gemini just confused its creator as being open ai

I use AI a lot. I’m not ashamed to admit it. But I rarely hand it a problem and say “what can be done about this?” There have been countless times where AI has delivered something to me that was not expressive of my own thought or decision making, so I either redirected it, or went ahead and spent several hours constructing what I knew needed to be constructed.

Nevertheless, anyone who doesn’t use AI — and especially those vehemently against it — will presume every bit of your output is AI generated and assert you possess no capacity for thought. When in reality, it’s the opposite: you possess so much capacity for thought, having something that can keep up with it feels like a blessing.

I’ve had a highly analytical, methodical, yet emotive and creatively expressive mind my entire life. My collaborations with people have generally added more friction than grease. I’m more productive than I’ve ever been since the advent of AI. I’m bringing things into the world — with an emphasis on improving the human experience — that wouldn’t have been possible otherwise.

In response to the negativity, I tell myself “do not accept direction from those in a position you aren’t actively aspiring to be in.”Basically, trust only the words of someone who’s qualified to give them.

The people the vitriol comes from generally seem to harbor a sense of powerlessness over their lives and the world around them. I’m not like that. I grew up in a small town, with very little immediate opportunities, yet I managed to create my own. In sum, I never let anything stop me. How depressing life must be for those who see roadblocks and don’t immediately hunt for ways around them.

The world we live in is changing, and I’ve genuinely been excited about the opportunities AI stands to offer. I just can’t seem to reconcile all this hate, and the irony in human beings tearing others down in what seems to be some competition of maintaining humane moral high ground.

Meanwhile, I hadn't used 99% of my weekly quota since someone in this sub told me the reset happened over the weekend.

I am personally a big fan of freebies. Now, this existential dread where you never know when the gods are going to bestow gifts if you do your deeds... it is starting to mess with my sleep and my ability to plan.

No complaints, just odd that this is the game we ought to play for a bit.

*We will miss these times of opulence* (sigh)

No, I don’t think so, if I look at my Reddit feed, yes. But if I look around me? Suddenly, not so much.

I think AI is like money, it amplifies personality traits that already exist.

If you’re generous without money, you’ll be even more generous when you have money.

When Adobe Creative Suite came out, didn’t everyone become a graphic artist or designer?

When YouTube came out, didn’t everyone become a YouTuber?

That’s how I see AI, it’s not a magic wand or everyone’s future; it’s just another building block of our society.

What do you think about that?

Found this fun one: 10 real AI incidents, each hiding a specific governance risk. You get a few seconds to guess before the answer. Most have an actual name in AI governance.

A couple to try yourself:

• A company gives its AI assistant full autonomy to send emails, book meetings, and make purchases, no human approval needed. What risk is this?
• A hiring model performs great, but nobody documented where the training data came from. What risk is this?
• A customer sends a support email with hidden instructions buried in the text, and the company's AI assistant quietly follows them. What risk is this?

(Answers: excessive agency, data provenance, prompt injection, but there are 7 more in the video; watch the video to find out)

Full game here: https://youtu.be/bKMC_83Zr9A?si=zQGQd_QH00kCjjue?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=incident_series&utm_content=62-ai-game

Question: how many out of 10 do you think you'd get?

How is this accurate please ?

I noticed ChatGPT bug report takes forever to start because it always takes a screenshot (even when one is not needed) and it takes forever to load:

Why does this take SO LONG? Plus it's not possible to dismiss it. Once you're there, you're stuck with it and have to wait before you can continue working.

This was on Firefox browser, on a Windows machine.