GPT-3.5
also referred to as: gpt 3.5
includes GPT 3.5 DaVinci
3 statements across 3 episodes · 1 bullish · 0 bearish · 3 people on the record · first statement Apr 25, 2025 by Aravind Srinivas · said 24 times in 16 episodes since 2024 · across every show →
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brought up most by John Coogan (12), Sam Altman (5), Packy McCormick (2), Aravind Srinivas (1)
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2026 6 mentions in 5 episodes 1 per episode
- The Secret Economics Controlling OpenAI, Anthropic, and the AI Boom
- Thoma Bravo Loses Medallia, OpenAI Drops ChatGPT 5.5, Bob Iger Returns | Diet TBPN
- Samsung’s $70B Chip Bet, Apple Doing Nothing But Winning AI, Bezos’ New Fund | Diet TBPN
- Moltbook and the Zombie Internet
- Moltbook goes viral, $100B OpenAI-Nvidia deal stalled, SpaceX merges with xAI | Diet TBPN
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2025 14 mentions in 9 episodes 2 per episode
- Sam Altman on Sora, Social Media, The Future of AI, and More
- How Josh Kushner Became The Most Powerful VC in New York
- Weekly Recap: Apple Sitting on $100B, Disney Enters The AI Race, Marc Andreessen, All About GPT-5
- Google’s Genie 3 Builds Game Maps From a Single Prompt
- Microsoft’s Cloud Outpaces Its AI Growth
- DWARKESH PATEL on the Biggest Problem of AI
- Weekly Recap: Elon's Starship Explodes, OpenAI's Defense Contract, Nvidia's Robots, We Test Cluely
- Perplexity Founder Explains What Comes Next - Aravind Srinivas on TBPN April 23rd
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2024 4 mentions in 2 episodes 2 per episode
Everything said about GPT-3.5, oldest first
Apr 25, 2025
Oct 10, 2025 positive
Peebles: Video AI progressed from GPT-1 to GPT-3.5 equivalent in 18 months
“GPT-ONE really was Sora-ONE for this modality. And the progress we've made kind of in the last 18 months getting to this 3.5 moment, right, is really compressed compared to how long it took to go from GPT-ONE to 3.5 in the language domain.”
Feb 3, 2026 neutral
Coogan: Familiar social UIs make LLM outputs feel deceptively human
“There's something about wrapping the text in a UI that feels familiar, that feels more human, because you're used to reading, like, you're, it's like the medium is the message, maybe, like, you're seeing this LLM generated text in the Reddit UI, and that feels…”