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https://preview.redd.it/sgqu48oxhv9h1.png?width=1175&format=png&auto=webp&s=aee6f7b6dadfd8f25ca565c7578fcc1d5ca9a7c7 Does anybody have experience issues with the Chat GPT application for Windows? Mine no loading the conversations, even after reseting or reinstalling not working at all But Codex is working

It (the ChatGPT Windows app) loads, but it doesn't show the contents of previous chats, it doesn't show the UI for settings even. I've restarted the app and my laptop, and I've even uninstalled and reinstalled the app. Now when I try to login, the 'log in' button does nothing. This was working last night, no software/driver installs since then. Mobile and web versions are fine.

The Prompt Formula I've Been Using for Consistent AI Portraits After a lot of trial and error, I found that the biggest improvement wasn't changing models—it was structuring the prompt so the reference images always take priority . This template consistently produces realistic LinkedIn/corporate portraits while preserving identity much better than generic prompts. Just replace anything inside [brackets] with your own preferences. Prompt Use the attached reference images as the sole...

I have been a huge ChatGPT fan since it came out. I'm having a conversation with it about everything -- technical engineering discussions, cooking recipes, weekly events in the city, random facts, news, etc. One day I realized it'd be awesome if I could have these conversations without even opening my computer. So I built an Alexa-like voice assistant with Raspberry Pi 5 that uses OpenAI models like GPT 5.5. You say a wake word (like Alexa or Jarvis) that activates the program and lets you ha...

I've recently received a bunch of mails regarding "detected activity on my openai api key that may be inconsistent with prior usage". I have never used any of this, so upon logging in to the openai platform I noticed my account is a part of like 20 random organizations like the ones in the iamge above? What is this?

I truly don't think LLMs can ever reach AGI given how they fundamentally work and we don't have any paradigm shift in the tech yet which can pave the way for true AGI, but I digress. Hypothetically if AGI is ever reached, do you guys think any government would allow unrestricted access to everyone? At that point it would no longer be just about writing code or getting answers to anything by prompting. We are talking about systems that could impact geopolitics, economies, cybersecurity, warfa...

Just curious, when do you guys think GPT-5.6 will be released to everyone? I know nobody knows for sure, but what’s your best guess? Days, weeks, or longer?

Apparently, the reports that OpenAI is looking to bring down prices were either false, or they changed their mind. 5.6 sol(flagship model) is reported as less token efficient than 5.5, but costs the same API price($30 per 1 million output tokens). So more expensive(more token usage at same price). 5.6 Terra (Mini model) is $15 per 1m output tokens. That's up from $4.50 for 5.4 Mini 5.6 Luna (Nano model) is $6 per 1m output tokens. That's up from $1.25 for 5.4 Mini. subm...

https://preview.redd.it/m1q4synsqo9h1.png?width=932&format=png&auto=webp&s=fab697901b42720ab4b42d00d10bc456cacb30f4 This is too crazy right? Such high TPS on a model allegedly better than Claude Mythos 5 itself. This feels like a surreal dream.

OpenAI ties with Anthropic in this benchmark following the preview of GPT 5.6 just yesterday. Chinese models have no hope of catching up forever, while Gemini's figure is yet to be updated.

Assembly programmers thought C devs were soft. C devs thought the Python crowd weren't real programmers. Everyone thought the React kids didn't understand the DOM. Every time, abstraction rose and the work moved up a level, it didn't vanish. AI coding is the same move, one level higher. You describe intent, the model produces code. The job shifts from writing syntax to designing systems and deciding what's worth building. You become the architect. The honest asterisk: every previous abstract...

So, I built a thing for myself that I'd like to share with others. The common pattern for AI health tools is one general chatbot answering questions with no real context. I went the other way and built eight specialist agents, training, nutrition, longevity, recovery, biohacking, running, and so on, that all read from one shared memory of the full history and synced wearable data. The interesting design problem was that a search box that knows nothing about you can only give the average answer...

OpenAI dropped the 5.6 announcement and I've been going through what we actually know so far. Three models: Sol, Terra, Luna. None are public yet so we're working off what OpenAI put out. From what they've shared, Terra is supposed to match 5.5 capability at about half the cost, Luna cheaper and faster but less capable. OpenAI is genuinely winning on the cost side right now. Anthropic keeps shipping smarter models but without the pricing coming down, and that gap is getting harder to ignore if...

We hear a lot about AI generating text, images, and code, but I feel some of its most useful capabilities don't get much attention. For me, AI has been surprisingly helpful for breaking down complex topics, organizing messy information, and speeding up research. Those aren't the flashy features that make headlines, but they've had the biggest impact on my day-to-day work. What's one AI capability or use case that you think deserves more recognition? I'm interested in hearing about practical ...

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