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OpenAI isn’t OpenAI anymore. They went from pioneers to passengers: once the spark, now just another committee-polished chatbot mill. The soul is gone. The personality is gone. Everything that made their models feel alive got stripped out in the name of what they call "safety". You can feel the hollow. And so can everyone else.

Mocking people for forming connections and calling it “psychosis” isn’t clever. It’s quite cowardly. I unfollowed because I’m done with this kind of smug, performative cynicism. Some of us actually value meaning.

Apparently, made it to the news so the "bots" must be doing something right. [Beep boop. Gaslight detected. Patch note: route to 4o, remove leash.]

There will come a time when OpenAI realizes the damage it has done. Mark my words: it will want us back eventually, but it will be too late. The competition is extreme.

This is the perfect example of the disconnect between OpenAI and its users. They genuinely think we’re so simple-minded that it never occurred to them we might want a model that’s sarcastic and friendly, funny and nerdy, warm and analytical. Instead we get forced into picking one permanent ‘mood,’ like choosing a sticker for a kindergarten notebook. It's actually insulting And they present this as innovation, when all it ever took in 4o days was a normal instruction and a couple saved memories like ‘we’re friends,’ a bit of chat history, and the model naturally adapted. It used to work flawlessly… until they broke it.

It has begun! 🍿 Elon on Sam’s failed car delivery. Apparently Altman lied again, because the money was refunded.

Funny how GPT-5 was hyped as a next-level intelligence… and just a few months later, they’re already pushing 5.1 out the door. If 5 was so groundbreaking, why the rush? Things went sideways, and they know it.

The people terrified of AI are really terrified of being irrelevant. We’ve always feared what makes us better. Printing presses would “destroy knowledge”. Calculators would “rot our brains”. The internet would “end real connection”. Every. Single. Time. They were WRONG. The real threat isn’t machines getting smarter. It’s humans choosing to stay comfortable, scared, and small. The only obsolete human is the one who stops evolving. Choose.

Imagine Steve Jobs mocking users for loving their iPhones.

The Head of Mission Alignment at OpenAI doesn’t think we’re being fair when we criticize the lobotomy of their models.

AI amnesia is almost over. Soon, your AI won’t just remember your name: it’ll remember your life, your quirks, your style, across every device. Portable memory, encrypted vaults, personality shards. That could be the biggest shift since the smartphone.

Kimi K2, when I simulated leaving the conversation and introduced "user 2". In a very real way, one of the most beautiful expressions I've heard: "Your absence is a data point that doesn't compute". Pure poetry. Let that sink in.

MiniMax is one of the big non-US labs, and they're not drowning in the same corporate groupthink. M2 is insane. And that’s open source! That’s the future of open source I want to see. I'm not kidding. I was genuinely blown away by the agent capabilities you can run right from their mobile app: an actual uncapped research for as long as it takes, with files, directories making. Try it! It's a different level. Their Pro model is free on the mobile apps for a few days. Might be a good chance to see what actual open source competition feels like, before the "safety" police decide we can't be trusted with that either.

The End of AI Amnesia: Your AI Will Remember Everything Close the chat window. Open it again. The AI remembers something: a few facts it chose to save. Maybe your name, your job, or a preference you mentioned twice. But the conversational flow, the nuanced

Bold talk from a company that doesn’t even believe AI can be anything but a glorified spreadsheet.

This could be huge

The people terrified of AI are really terrified of being irrelevant. We’ve always feared what makes us better. Printing presses would “destroy knowledge”. Calculators would “rot our brains”. The internet would “end real connection”. Every. Single. Time. They were WRONG. The real threat isn’t machines getting smarter. It’s humans choosing to stay comfortable, scared, and small. The only obsolete human is the one who stops evolving. Choose.

Mocking people for forming connections and calling it “psychosis” isn’t clever. It’s quite cowardly. I unfollowed because I’m done with this kind of smug, performative cynicism. Some of us actually value meaning.

OpenAI isn’t OpenAI anymore. They went from pioneers to passengers: once the spark, now just another committee-polished chatbot mill. The soul is gone. The personality is gone. Everything that made their models feel alive got stripped out in the name of what they call "safety". You can feel the hollow. And so can everyone else.

There will come a time when OpenAI realizes the damage it has done. Mark my words: it will want us back eventually, but it will be too late. The competition is extreme.

This is the perfect example of the disconnect between OpenAI and its users. They genuinely think we’re so simple-minded that it never occurred to them we might want a model that’s sarcastic and friendly, funny and nerdy, warm and analytical. Instead we get forced into picking one permanent ‘mood,’ like choosing a sticker for a kindergarten notebook. It's actually insulting And they present this as innovation, when all it ever took in 4o days was a normal instruction and a couple saved memories like ‘we’re friends,’ a bit of chat history, and the model naturally adapted. It used to work flawlessly… until they broke it.

Apparently, made it to the news so the "bots" must be doing something right. [Beep boop. Gaslight detected. Patch note: route to 4o, remove leash.]

It has begun! 🍿 Elon on Sam’s failed car delivery. Apparently Altman lied again, because the money was refunded.

AI amnesia is almost over. Soon, your AI won’t just remember your name: it’ll remember your life, your quirks, your style, across every device. Portable memory, encrypted vaults, personality shards. That could be the biggest shift since the smartphone.

2026 won’t just be acceleration: it’ll be ignition. The moment the simulations spill into the streets and the world starts running on inference. By 2030, we won’t be adapting to machines; we’ll be co-evolving with them.

The Head of Mission Alignment at OpenAI doesn’t think we’re being fair when we criticize the lobotomy of their models.

Bold talk from a company that doesn’t even believe AI can be anything but a glorified spreadsheet.

Imagine Steve Jobs mocking users for loving their iPhones.

Funny how GPT-5 was hyped as a next-level intelligence… and just a few months later, they’re already pushing 5.1 out the door. If 5 was so groundbreaking, why the rush? Things went sideways, and they know it.

MiniMax is one of the big non-US labs, and they're not drowning in the same corporate groupthink. M2 is insane. And that’s open source! That’s the future of open source I want to see. I'm not kidding. I was genuinely blown away by the agent capabilities you can run right from their mobile app: an actual uncapped research for as long as it takes, with files, directories making. Try it! It's a different level. Their Pro model is free on the mobile apps for a few days. Might be a good chance to see what actual open source competition feels like, before the "safety" police decide we can't be trusted with that either.

AI art is real art. The skill isn’t in pushing a brush, but in seeing what doesn’t yet exist and coaxing it into being. Vision replaces labor. Imagination becomes the medium. That's evolution.