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Is there also a corresponding increase in weekly messages for ChatGPT Plus users with o3? In my experience, o4-mini and o4-mini-high are far behind o3 in utility, but since I’m rate-limited for the latter, I end up primarily using the former, which has kind of reinforced the perception that OpenAI’s thinking models are behind the competition altogether.
Before: 50 messages per week Now: 100 messages per week
I'd like to offer a cautionary tale that involves my experience after seeing this post. First, I tried enabling o3 via OpenRouter since I have credits with them already. I was met with the following: "OpenAI requires bringing your own API key to use o3 over the API. Set up here: https://openrouter.ai/settings/integrations " So I decided I would buy some API credits with my OpenAI account. I ponied up $20 and started…
Contact support and ask for a refund. Then a charge back.
Has anyone noticed that OpenAI has become "lazy"? When I ask questions now it will not give me a complete file or fix. Instead it tells me what I should do and I need to ask a second or third time to just do the thing I asked. I don't see this happening with for example deepseek. Is it possible they are saving on resources by having it answer that way?
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This is almost certainly what they're doing and rebranding the original o3 model as "o3-pro"
Nope, not what we’re doing. o3 is still o3 (no nerfing) and o3-pro is new and better than o3. If we were lying about this, it would be really easy to catch us - just run evals. (I work at OpenAI.)
I didn't read the ToS, like everyone else, but my guess is that degrading model performance at peak times will be one of the things that can slip through. We are not suggesting you are running a different model but that you are quantizing it so that you can support more people.
This can't happen with Open weight models where you put the model, allocate the memory and run the thing. With OpenAI/Claude, we don't know the model running, how large it is, what it is running on, etc... None of that is provided and there is only one reason that I can think of: to be able to reduce resources unnoticed.
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Nope, not what we’re doing. o3 is still o3 (no nerfing) and o3-pro is new and better than o3. If we were lying about this, it would be really easy to catch us - just run evals. (I work at OpenAI.)
Is it o3 (low), o3 (medium) or o3 (high)? Different model names have crept into the various benchmarks over the last few months.
o3 pro is a different thing - it’s not just o3 with maximum remaining effort.
I'd like to offer a cautionary tale that involves my experience after seeing this post. First, I tried enabling o3 via OpenRouter since I have credits with them already. I was met with the following: "OpenAI requires bringing your own API key to use o3 over the API. Set up here: https://openrouter.ai/settings/integrations " So I decided I would buy some API credits with my OpenAI account. I ponied up $20 and started…
I'd like to offer a cautionary tale that involves my experience after seeing this post. First, I tried enabling o3 via OpenRouter since I have credits with them already. I was met with the following: "OpenAI requires bringing your own API key to use o3 over the API. Set up here: https://openrouter.ai/settings/integrations " So I decided I would buy some API credits with my OpenAI account. I ponied up $20 and started…
I don't recall Persona being in the mix last year when I signed up. Interesting development.
[1] https://techcrunch.com/2025/04/13/access-to-future-ai-models...