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OpenAI in my estimation has the habit of dropping a model's quality after its introduction. I definitely recall the web ChatGPT 5.2 being a lot better when it was introduced. A week or two later, its quality suddenly dropped. The initial high looked to be to throw off journalists and benchmarks. As such, nothing that OpenAI says in terms of model speed can be trusted. All they have to do is lower the reasoning effort…
This is great. In the past month, OpenAI has released for codex users: - subagents support - a better multi agent interface (codex app) - 40% faster inference No joke, with the first two my productivity is already up like 3x. I am so stoked to try this out.
Try Claude and you can get x^2 performance. OpenAI is sweating
This is great. In the past month, OpenAI has released for codex users: - subagents support - a better multi agent interface (codex app) - 40% faster inference No joke, with the first two my productivity is already up like 3x. I am so stoked to try this out.
This is great. In the past month, OpenAI has released for codex users: - subagents support - a better multi agent interface (codex app) - 40% faster inference No joke, with the first two my productivity is already up like 3x. I am so stoked to try this out.
OpenAI in my estimation has the habit of dropping a model's quality after its introduction. I definitely recall the web ChatGPT 5.2 being a lot better when it was introduced. A week or two later, its quality suddenly dropped. The initial high looked to be to throw off journalists and benchmarks. As such, nothing that OpenAI says in terms of model speed can be trusted. All they have to do is lower the reasoning effort…
In this particular case, I'm happy to report that the speedup is time per token, so it's not a gimmick from outputting fewer tokens at lower reasoning effort. Model weights and quality remain the same.
OpenAI in my estimation has the habit of dropping a model's quality after its introduction. I definitely recall the web ChatGPT 5.2 being a lot better when it was introduced. A week or two later, its quality suddenly dropped. The initial high looked to be to throw off journalists and benchmarks. As such, nothing that OpenAI says in terms of model speed can be trusted. All they have to do is lower the reasoning effort…
It's good to be skeptical, but I'm happy to share that we don't pull shenanigans like this. We actually take quite a bit of care to report evals fairly, keep API model behavior constant, and track down reports of degraded performance in case we've accidentally introduced bugs. If we were degrading model behavior, it would be pretty easy to catch us with evals against our API. In this particular case, I'm happy to rep…
This is great. In the past month, OpenAI has released for codex users: - subagents support - a better multi agent interface (codex app) - 40% faster inference No joke, with the first two my productivity is already up like 3x. I am so stoked to try this out.
Try Claude and you can get x^2 performance. OpenAI is sweating
OpenAI in my estimation has the habit of dropping a model's quality after its introduction. I definitely recall the web ChatGPT 5.2 being a lot better when it was introduced. A week or two later, its quality suddenly dropped. The initial high looked to be to throw off journalists and benchmarks. As such, nothing that OpenAI says in terms of model speed can be trusted. All they have to do is lower the reasoning effort…
It's good to be skeptical, but I'm happy to share that we don't pull shenanigans like this. We actually take quite a bit of care to report evals fairly, keep API model behavior constant, and track down reports of degraded performance in case we've accidentally introduced bugs. If we were degrading model behavior, it would be pretty easy to catch us with evals against our API. In this particular case, I'm happy to rep…
This is great. In the past month, OpenAI has released for codex users: - subagents support - a better multi agent interface (codex app) - 40% faster inference No joke, with the first two my productivity is already up like 3x. I am so stoked to try this out.
this is for api only
OpenAI in my estimation has the habit of dropping a model's quality after its introduction. I definitely recall the web ChatGPT 5.2 being a lot better when it was introduced. A week or two later, its quality suddenly dropped. The initial high looked to be to throw off journalists and benchmarks. As such, nothing that OpenAI says in terms of model speed can be trusted. All they have to do is lower the reasoning effort…
It's good to be skeptical, but I'm happy to share that we don't pull shenanigans like this. We actually take quite a bit of care to report evals fairly, keep API model behavior constant, and track down reports of degraded performance in case we've accidentally introduced bugs. If we were degrading model behavior, it would be pretty easy to catch us with evals against our API. In this particular case, I'm happy to rep…
Happy to retract if you can state [0] is false.