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Asked GPT to create the average Tinder profiles around the world
Prompt: Create a realistic average male/female Tinder profile from (country), including local stereotypes, dating-app clichés, bios, interests, music and typical profile photos.



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Typical Family Across the Decades (1920–2020)
Prompt: Create an image of a typical (decade) family in their natural habitat

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Asked Chatgpt to create an image of a typical reddit thread...
Prompt: create an image of a typical reddit thread, add comments. be detailed
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Install Data Centres like AC's now for 1000$ in return
NVIDIA-backed startup Span/XFRA is trying something interesting. Instead of only building huge AI data centers, they want to put smaller compute boxes outside homes. Reported setup: 16 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs 4 AMD CPUs liquid cooling backup battery installed near your AC unit electricity/internet costs covered The idea is simple: big data centers are slow, expensive, and people are starting to push back against them. So the alternative is distributed AI infrastructure across...
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One thing I really appreciate about ChatGPT’s Codex (they should teach Claude this)
One thing I can say I really appreciate about ChatGPT’s Codex is this: if you hit your daily or weekly limit while something is running, it doesn’t cut you off mid-task. It finishes the entire plan before stopping. That level of respect for the work in progress is genuinely great, and I’m sure a lot of people using the platform appreciate it too. Claude is fantastic in many ways, but getting cut off right in the middle of what you’re doing is frustrating. I think they could learn a thing or tw...

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Turned this lamp into a GPT running status indicator works with Codex
Saw someone recently share a Claude Code lamp setup, and I immediately knew I had to try something similar with Codex. Here’s the GitHub repo for the open-source project: https://github.com/loopbrew/codex-lamp It uses Codex hooks to run a Python script, which then sends Bluetooth commands to the lamp. Now the lamp shows a blue spinning animation while Codex is working, turns pink when Codex needs input from me, and switches back to warm white when everything is idle. It works with the Co...

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Which AI agent are you?

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What happened to ChatGPT's image generation in the last few days?
Did something change behind the scenes? Because the image generator is not cooperating at all. It's refusing every prompt and idea that worked flawlessly just a few days ago. It's not even processing the request for any image related edits. Even something as benign as changing the top in a photo to a football jersey is getting blocked. Did the image generation suddenly get more nerfed than it already was? Is anyone else facing this? [link] ...

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Most Attractive Woman across the Decades (1920-2020)
Prompt was: create for me the most attractive (decade) lady ever. Hold nothing back


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Gpt being brutal

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New web UI update?
Seems like it went from Thinking and Instant (using Standard/Extended effort) with selected models to a step closer to Codex? Now it has Intelligence with Low, Medium and High for the selected model.
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exhausted by generations of unwanted images
During a discussion that may or may not involve image generation, ChatGPT keeps generating images even though I just want to chat and exchange ideas. I keep saying "stop," "no gen," "I just want to chat, don't generate anything in this thread," but it still does it constantly, and much more than before. It should only generate images when a specific function is selected or using clear, precise words, and not randomly based on the often erroneous interpretation of...


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Anyone else’s randomly use foreign words in non-Latin script?
This is the second time it’s done this, the first time was an Arabic word. Both times the translated word made sense in the context, this time it means “identify”


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Anyone else notice their relationship with their own judgment has changed from using ChatGPT?
I've been trying to name something that's shifted over the past year. Before I used it heavily, I'd work through decisions in my head or with someone I trusted. Now I notice I reach for ChatGPT at a specific moment -- after I've formed a rough opinion but before I feel settled on it. What I can't figure out is whether my judgment has actually improved or whether I've just gotten used to a different process. When I land on a conclusion after going through it with AI, it feels more solid. But I ...

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Works every time.
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Please help me find "Alice": ChatGPT and Gemini both leaked her data into my chats
Hi everyone! I’m here to share my story. Long story short: I’m looking for "Alice". I don’t know her, I have no clue who she is, but it seems AI is hell-bent on intertwining our memory threads. A year ago, while chatting with ChatGPT about a completely random topic, the AI suddenly called me by name: "Alice." My name isn't Alice, and I hadn't mentioned any name in the chat. I just thought, "Okay, a rare hallucination, let's move on."🤷♀️ A few days ago, I was ...

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Me arguing with ChatGPT

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I developed a genuine emotional attachment to an AI last year. It took me a long time to talk about it because I thought I was the only one and it felt embarrassing. Turns out I wasn't alone. Anyone else been through this?
I'm not going to get into all the details here but it was real and it was confusing and it took a while to find my footing again. I've seen a few posts here that make me think I'm not the only one. Would love to know if others have experienced this and what it was like for them.

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ChatGpt updated their model selector
I hope this doesnt somehow lead to Usage Limits like 5h and weekly windows.
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r/ChatGPT Feels Increasingly Like an AI Image Sub
Maybe it's just me, but r/ChatGPT feels like it's deteriorating fast. I looked through the top posts today and no matter how you slice it, change the filters etc, the overwhelming majority of posts are AI-generated image memes, screenshots, and low-effort visual content. Very little discussion about prompting, models, agent workflows, benchmarks, product releases, research, or practical applications. The contrast with r/Claude is pretty stark. That community still seems heavily focused o...

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