OpenAI released its highly anticipated GPT-5 AI model, which is marketed as a leading tool for coding and writing. However, many power users express disappointment, noting issues such as short and insufficient replies, reduced personality, and limitations on interactions. OpenAI has deprecated previous models in favor of GPT-5, angering long-time users who relied on earlier versions. Users perceive GPT-5 as a mix of advancements and regressions, sparking speculation about cost-cutting measures within the company amid high expectations for its technology.
GPT-5 is horrible. Short replies that are insufficient, more obnoxious AI-stylized talking, less 'personality' and way less prompts allowed with plus users hitting limits in an hour.
OpenAI has chosen to put all of its eggs in one basket, announcing that all other preceding models would be deprecated, a term the company uses when it's shutting down an obsolete model.
The move was bound to anger power users, many of whom have long relied on preceding models - and not the latest releases - to get things done.
It's more of a mix of steps forward and steps back, prompting widespread speculation that OpenAI is trying to keep costs down.
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