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@VraserX
Mythos is a joke. An expensive internal model.
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Mark my words: OpenAI will release GPT-5.6 within 4 to 6 weeks. Progress is compounding now. Anyone using the current Codex can feel it. The jump from model to agent is happening in real time.
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Community Sentiment Analysis
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
Sentiment Distribution
66% Engaged
29% Positive
37% Negative
Positive
29%
Negative
37%
Neutral
34%
Key Takeaways
What the community is saying — both sides
Supporting
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Users feel obsolete
the new drop makes people joke their skills “filed for retirement”, signaling anxiety (and humor) about being outpaced.
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Progress is compounding
releases are stacking (5 → 5.5 → 5.
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so fast that iteration feels exponential rather than incremental.
so fast that iteration feels exponential rather than incremental.
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Workflows are being replaced in real time
people report sitting down with a routine and finding it already obsolete within minutes.
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Huge productivity gains
concrete reports of tasks that used to take ~38 minutes now completing in 1–5 minutes, freeing time for polish and higher-value work.
6
Codex feels agent-like
recent Codex improvements are described as “night and day” for product work, behaving more like an assistant than a simple API.
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Deployment at scale is the leverage point
the real advantage goes to teams that can integrate and deploy these models across systems, not just call APIs.
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Competitive shift
some replies claim this wave gives OpenAI an edge over rivals (e.g., Claude), changing the competitive landscape.
Opposing
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iterative rollout
releasing capabilities step-by-step lets people adapt instead of being hit by a single “capability bomb.”
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the gap is closing
startups like TaskPoolAI are portrayed as making fast, meaningful progress.
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Mythos as overhyped
, dismissing it as an expensive internal model or “a joke.”
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no new use cases
, just marginal improvements to existing workflows.
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lawsuit or potential buyout
(OpenAI becoming nonprofit again or merging with Elon’s xAI) could reshape the field.
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“Have you used it?”
, “weird phrasing,” and playful fears of being left behind or “too early.”
Top Reactions
Most popular replies, ranked by engagement
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@VraserX
I actually disagree. I like the iterative approach more. It lets people get used to increasingly powerful models step by step instead of dropping one giant capability bomb all at once. Gradual adaptation is underrated.
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@latency__zero
New ChatGPT drop just raised the bar so high my skills filed for retirement😭😭😭😭
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@VraserX
We will all retire sooner or later. 👀
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@synthgenerate
I saw it happen in real time yesterday morning. I sat down at 5:15 expecting the usual routine—by 5:30, that workflow was already obsolete, replaced by something faster and more efficient. The momentum behind this OpenAI model is accelerating. Keep raising the bar.
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@VraserX
Weird phrasing 👀
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