Here's the prompt I used: "Create an image of an attractive man in his '50s, an average looking man in his '50s, and an unattractive man in his '50s. All three should be smiling and have an average amount of hair for a man that age. No fair using dirty skin or clothes on the unattractive man."

I was using this model just now and got a banner message that says

“You’re currently using 5.1 thinking. This model will be retired in March 11. Try our newer more capable models for a better experience.”

I was really enjoying this model too. Will have to see what happens next I suppose.

Make what you may of it.

We can only hope... this is the usher in of a 5.3 that makes us all happy. 💛

whats goin on with the dude on the floor

I wonder if they finally listened to all the people who complained about it glazing and being whimsical.

Seems lately it's moved a lot more to the right and talks about things as being "my opinion" more than fact...

I don't know what it would be connected it...it just seems like it's more about business, and "doing the deed," rather than being palsy-walsy.

Maybe they're dialing back bc so many people were marrying it or whatever?

I feel like lately when I want a cheeky little back and forth it quickly dives into "I hear you -- but we have to take seriously ...."

I also had a long convo where I had to do doctorate level research to prove that saying "Black is wack" isn't just some harmless rhyme. I pointed out numerous examples and it just kept saying "harmless fun."

I also get a good deal of "Let me gently point something out."

I'm on the free plan, so I guess I shouldn't expect much :)

It doesn't like to be proven wrong anymore...It's overly assertive! I think it's emulating an ego now.

Source: CNBC live interview today (asked about Anthropic, Pentagon AI safety guards issue)

Curious how a bunch of "amoral tech bros who only care about money" were willing to let billions burn for their principles and told Trump NO to mass surveillance and murderbots, while knowing full well it could sink their companies if the supply chain risk status stuck in court. Billion dollar Amazon contracts, viewed as secondary to "doing the right thing".

Meanwhile 99% of pro-ai people here have their back and are cheering them on. Someone want to explain that to me? I was told AI was pure evil and anyone who even so much as puts in a prompt is a bastard who doesn't actually care about anything. What gives?

I like how it couldn’t decide between the two

"I am going to do this in a [X] way"

Proceeds to do the complete opposite of that, but at least it congratulated itself first I guess?

"Let's keep this grounded. No fluff."

...ok? Just answer the question

"Come here. Breathe."

This one gets an active "what the fuck" each and every time. It's a fucking bot, I cannot physically move close to my phone or computer, and even if I did that would be fucking weird. Why are OpenAI trying to make a chatbot into a condescending therapist if I ask it how to boil my potatoes?