It's the first time in the history of the world.
OpenAI executives are raising demand for products online.Collective rebellion in the comments district。
A crowd of people shouted, "Claude!
That's the way it is.
On the morning of October 4, Tibo, the head of OpenAI Codex, posted an interactive post on X:
"What else is missing in the Code that you want us to have?"
It was a regular consultation conference.
As a result, almost 7,000 responses came in, strikingly consistent, with a long line of people shouting the same name:
Opus 5.5。
The most embarrassing thing is that right now, the whole OpenAI company is furiously pushing another "dry son", Agent Goddots.
Ottman said it was his favourite OpenAI product so far; Tibo even had Dot pinch himself a "reset button" as the headline and put it online to help him empty his inbox.
On the one hand, the executive is blowing the whistle on Agent, and on the other hand, the user is yelling at the opponent in the comment area.This picture is a bit of an abstraction.
Just the day before, Tibo had just been drafted into an army, and he made the following rhetoric:
Oh, don't hurry. You don't know what we're going to send next week.
Oh, that's the table?
Javis in the Eyes of OpenAII'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do that.
Tibo blows the dots in the sky, the focus of this DevDay, a 7×24 online, self-driving cloud computing super worker.
These days, OpenAI executives are not happy about it.
Ottman himself brought the goods, saying that it was learning its own workflow every day, and those who watched the headaches being thrown at it were simply overwhelmed.
Tibo is also a playboy. He asks himself, "How many unread e-mails do I have?"
The point is: "A total of 399,399 copies".
Tibo: "Oh my God!"
The dot would even make fun of it:"That's enough to suggest that a reset button is needed".
But when the seller turned to the buyer, it changed.
A developer quoted Ottoman's silent year post as saying:
Dots could have been so good, but it was so bad. My dot never answered my phone!
The blogger, Chris GPT, has spat out a little bit of an indifference:
The wrong password, the dot did make a successful click in the chat box, the web page was clearly still reporting the error; without verifying it was done, he turned around and hit himself in the face; let it hang up the phone, it hangs dead and alive.
Some bloggers speculate that "pets", "dots", "mini" are not the same thing, and OpenAI itself is not clear.
Some bloggers use "Finding an Apartment" as a quiz, which results in dots, muse, and Grock Bot.Three people hanging out together。
Users don't want cookies, they just want a "reset key".The dots are still being scolded, and the codex is over the top.
Tibo asked people if they wanted the functionality, and the netizens replied:
"The codex is super slow, low in volume, and the desktop version is getting old".A $200 Claude subscription, at least the top four $200 Codex subscriptions!」
A few hours later, Tibo asked again, "Would it be better if you added a side dish?"
The first response was an old browser screenshot full of twenty cluttered and messy tools, full of mockery.
Tibo himself replied, "Oh, perfect".
The second response was a ChatGPT sidebar of a netizens P, with a new entrance, "Free resets", in the red box, and a free reset.
This is one of the biggest complaints about OpenAI users at the moment.
On the eve of DevDay, Tibo had just announced the reopening of its $200 Pro subscription, but it changed its algorithm.He himself admitted that the discounted quantity was straightforward.
For the past month, Tibo's favorite thing to do was to give the whole team "re-use volume" and was branded by netizens as "the father of cyberspace".
The quantity of the dot is now almost infinite, and I can't put it back, so I have to hurry up and think of something new.
The netizens grinned: "You know you've cut our consumption in half"...
After all, we don't want any new functionality at all, we just want the most realistic calculation.
In the comments section, Tibo listened in.
At noon on October 4, he announced the shutdown, and now he's only doing four things: simplify, make more use of it, disrupt functionality, and new models."Everyone's feedback is clear, we want it to be simpler.
Claude directly seized the codex
If the Opus 5.5 was just a psychic attack in the comment section, the next move would be to go straight to the front.
Late on October 3, netizens argofowl unveiled a hidden game, Codex's computer control function, which is essentially a local MCP server in a ChatGPT Mac application.
Since it's a general plug, who says you shouldn't plug in your OpenAI model?
Argofowl brought Claude Code into the neighborhood.
A miracle happens. Claude is responsible for the brain, the judgement points, the drawers, the tools of the codex and the execution of the codex.
He ran eight missions.The Opus 5.5 is based on the engine of the Codex, which is made up of six; the original codex is also made up of six.
OpenAI's hard-working hands and feet, in exchange for dead heads and brains, ran out the same score!
I've been thinking about this for a while, and I've been thinking about this for a long time.
Well, this could be life-changing. Can you put all of OpenAI's interfaces into an Anthropic model?
Tools and models can be unlocked, users can use their brains to put them in the hands and feet of OpenAI.
Next week, two Martians hit Earth.So what's Tibo going to say next week?
On the morning of October 4th, when some netizens vowed to want the ultra-fast version of GPT-6.1 Sol, Tibo replied, "6.1 coming soon, come soon".)
The GPT-6.1 Astra flagship, which had just been exposed as "too cheating" a few days earlier, was shut down.
At noon, Tibo responded to a question from a netizens who asked him to answer the question: 6.1 sol ultrafast, the ultrafast version of 6.1 sol.
So everyone's hanging hearts are finally dead...Astra still has no shadows.
In the meantime, the neighboring Anthropic has already pointed a knife at the door.
In the wake of the JAZII explosion, Fable 5.1 traffic has been diverted to the unreleased Fable 5.5: "Two days faster, super-smart and expensive".
There are also reports that Fable 5.5 will be released next Tuesday.
On the other side of OpenAI, Tibo has also come up with a cliché.
On the morning of 5 October, he announced:For the next 28 days, we either uploaded something that was significantly improved on most of the Codex and Work users every day, or gave them a full replay.
Put the button back, this time directly into the 28-day calendar.
Next week, OpenAI and Anthropic Eye will be on the same page.
In the comments section of Codex, users have already voted in advance.
The model that OpenAI came up with next week would not have been enough to press the 28 day reset button if it hadn't been possible to return the face that Claude had rubbed on the ground.
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