https://www.svgviewer.dev/s/c3j6TEAP
in case anyone is interested
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https://www.svgviewer.dev/s/c3j6TEAP
in case anyone is interested
here's a nice user review we published: https://www.latent.space/p/o3-pro sama's highlight[0]: > "The plan o3 gave us was plausible, reasonable; but the plan o3 Pro gave us was specific and rooted enough that it actually changed how we are thinking about our future." I kept nudging the team to go the whole way to just let o3 be their CEO but they didn't bite yet haha 0: https://x.com/sama/status/1932533208366608568
Big fan swyx, but both here and in the article there is some bragging about being quoted by sama, and while I acknowledge that that’s not out of the ordinary, I’m concerned about where it leads: what it takes to get quoted by sama (or similar interested party) is saying something good about his product, and having a decent follower count. Dangerous incentives IMO.
we are definitely not seeking to be openai sycophants, nor would they want us to be.
"create a svg of a pelican riding on a bicycle" https://www.svgviewer.dev/s/c3j6TEAP in case anyone is interested
The guys in the other thread who said that OpenAI might have quantized o3 and that's how they reduced the price might be right. This o3-pro might be the actual o3-preview from the beginning and the o3 might be just a quantized version. I wish someone benchmarks all of these models to check for drops in quality.
That's definitely not the case here. The new o3-pro is slow - it took two minutes just to draw me an SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle. o3-preview was much faster than that. https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/10/o3-pro/
And in ChatGPT Pro.
Have completed around a dozen chats with o3-pro so far. Can't say I'm impressed, output feels qualitatively very similar to regular o3.
Tried feeding in loads of context as suggested in the article but generally feels like a miss.
I have dreamed of having powerful AI ever since I read Bertram Raphael's great book Mind Inside Matter around 1978, getting hooked on AI research and sometimes practical applications for my life since then.
I can easily afford $200 for a Pro account but I get this nagging feeling that LLMs are not the final path to the powerful AI I have always dreamed of and I don't want to support this level of hype.
I have lived through a few AI winters and I worry that accountants will tally up the costs, environmental and money, versus the benefits and that we collectively have an 'oh shit' moment.
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I'm seeing big advances that arent shown in the benchmarks, I can simply build software now that I couldnt build before. The level of complexity that I can manage and deliver is higher.
mind telling examples?
I'm really hoping GPT5 is a larger jump in metrics than the last several releases we've seen like Claude3.5 - Claude4 or o3-mini-high to o3-pro. Although I will preface that with the fact I've been building agents for about a year now and despite the benchmarks only showing slight improvement, I have seen that each new generation feels actively better at exactly the same tasks I gave the previous generation. It would…
It's hard to be 100% certain, but I am 90% certain that the benchmarks leveling off, at this point, should tell us that we are really quite dumb and simply not good very good at either using or evaluating the technology (yet?).
I don't know about that. I think it's mainly because nowadays LLMs can output very inconsistent results. In some applications they can generate surprisingly good code, but during the same session they can also do missteps and shit the bed while following a prompt to small changes. For example, sometimes I still get prompt responses that outright delete critical code. I'm talking about things like asking "extract this section of your helper method into a new methid" and in response the LLM deletes the app's main function. This doesn't happen all the time, or even in the same session for the same command. How does one verify these things?
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That's definitely not the case here. The new o3-pro is slow - it took two minutes just to draw me an SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle. o3-preview was much faster than that. https://simonwillison.net/2025/Jun/10/o3-pro/
Wow! pelican benchmark is now saturated