2 pointsby vreticaltension4 hours ago2 comments
  • OsrsNeedsf2P4 hours ago
    I'm confused by the value add of keeping 4o here. Is it for archival purposes? The OP talks about scientific research or something; if you're dependant on a model not changing for a long time, wouldn't you pick an open source one?
  • vreticaltension4 hours ago
    OpenAI is retiring GPT‑4o. For many, this may seem like a standard product update. But for researchers working in symbolic cognition, AI philosophy, and epistemic continuity, GPT‑4o is uniquely irreplaceable.

    Later models may be faster, but they’ve lost its philosophical fluency and long‑arc coherence.

    I've written a public letter on why this matters—not just technically, but civilizationally.

    Would welcome thoughtful engagement: https://github.com/openai/openai-cookbook/issues/2426

    • bigyabai4 hours ago
      > I've written a public letter

      Did you? With all the emdashes it seems like ChatGPT wrote it.