GPT V

“You can just ask GPT-V to go find these bugs and it will go do it for you. You can just ask Kimi, which is an open source Chinese model. It will go write you these exploits.”

“Then when GPT-V came out. It was able to reproduce one of my best papers that took me a very long time to come up with, in like, 30 minutes.”

“I think part of it is we're living in a world where the true frontier models is actually just between GPT-V and Claude. And so there's no, not a lot of pricing pressure.”

“Even if we just like, you know, open source, like if we just literally open sourced GPT-V or something, it would be really, really hard to inference it at the level that we are able to get it to do.”

“They found that GPT-V is better than experts, like blindly judged better than experts at completing these tasks like 40% of the time, and I think Claude Opus is at 40, at 49%”

“GPT-V is a smaller model. It was not designed to be better. It was designed to be more economical for OpenAI and Microsoft to run. Any reference to GPT-V and scaling loss is crazy.”

“If you are just building something that's solving for the pains that GPT-V is not yet solving, it's probably a bad idea.”

“It's like 90 it's like a 95% discount from GPT-IV to GPT-V.”

“When cursors switch from Sonnet to GPT-V as like the default model that was like, you know, Two hundred million our revenue for Anthropic that kind of went away and like moved on to GPT-V.”

“I think what we're seeing in the numbers here is the vast majority of activity within ChatGPT is really thought partner. It is a thought partner tool, and the agentic stuff, of course, is super early, but they didn't want maybe the numbers, and this is maybe s…”

“On the behavior of the model, I think it's the first model, like, large model release, for which we have worked so closely with a bunch of customers for, like, month and month, essentially, to better understand, like, what are the concrete, like, locks?”

“The second thing, honestly, is, is GPT-V. Like, I just think GPT-V really allows the product to shine. It's, you know, at the end of the day, this is kind of a, this is a product that really is dependent on the model, underlying model. And when you have to, yo…”

“Their benchmark, on their benchmarks, they saw a significant step up with GPT-V, much better than any other coding or design or math startup saw in their ability to find cyber exploits. And, you know, summarizing, basically, the jump was from just under 60% to…”

“The answer has to be yes.”

“GPT-V launches. It's not that much of an improvement. Everybody knows it. Nobody wants to talk about it, but anyone using the thing can Just feel it. Like it's not actually that much better.”

“The biggest part of GPT-V that's disappointing is that now they have to optimize all these different things into one model. Before it was like different models, and they had to do it really fast. So it's inevitably going to fall short in some dimensions.”

“We've seen physicists starting to kick the tires on GPT-V and say that, like, hey, this thing was able to get, this model was able to re-derive an insight that took me many months worth of research to produce.”

“The second thing we did Was we really spent a long time seeing how are people using it in interactive coding applications? And just taking a ton of feedback and feeding that back into our training. And that was something we didn't try as hard in the past, righ…”

“And GPT-V itself is extremely good at instruction following. And so it actually is the most personalizable model that we've ever produced. You can have it operate according to whatever you prefer, just by saying it, just by providing that instruction.”

“GPT-V is it's our next generation flagship model. It does something really interesting, which is it actually combines into one model the ability to dynamically choose whether to think hard about a problem and reason about it to give you an answer or not.”

“GPT-V abstracts all of that, so it makes that decision for you and it's actually a smarter model, so you're gonna get a better answer in all cases, regardless of whether you're using the thinking mode or not and it's vastly improved on things like writing, cod…”

“I mentioned companies like Cursor, JetBrains, Windsurf you know, Cognition and others that we work with who anecdotally are all you know, have all said that GPT-V now feels like the most capable coding model, whether that's in an interactive coding environment…”

“We won't get all the way here with GPT-V, but eventually we do want one integrated model that can, like, reason really hard when it needs to and generate, like, real-time video when it needs to do that.”

“You could have a world, and we are going to have this world, where you have, like, GPT-V level systems and beyond that could, like, answer any complex request. Unless it requires some, like, if you say, like you know, give me a list of all the PhDs in New York…”

“Guess what's going to be better than the human transcribers? GPT-V. It's going to be awesome, and it's going to be way cheaper than Rev.com. It's going to, like, drive your price to zero and be better. So that's like, Rev.com is in trouble.”

“Well, that's where I want to go with it, is I call that promptless, which is I want the AI just to chime in when it determines that it has relevant information and can help the team, even if it hasn't been summoned yet. But we need some model improvement for t…”

“Because by the end of this year, we'll get to see hopefully what a GPT-V level model looks like, and we'll learn whether we're on the path to some kind of super intelligence.”

“Like I think in GPT-V, it's not going to be the final state, but I think you're going to see the beginnings of memory and the beginnings of actions. Right. And this is, you know, months away and you and I have a bet on this.”

“OpenAI doesn't have GPTV and wide distribution, but, like, it'll get to wide distribution at some point in the not too distant future, and so, like, you'll have these, like, very powerful multimodal models”