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We released two open-weight reasoning models—gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b—under an Apache 2.0 license. Developed with open-source community feedback, these models deliver meaningful advancements in both reasoning capabilities & safety. openai.com/index/introduc…

🚨 OpenAI just dropped GPT-OSS - first open model since GPT-2! Built an AI agent with gpt-oss-20b + Flowise + Groq in 5 mins. No API fees, runs local ⚡ Demo: youtu.be/75C83CqmciY #GPTOSS #flowise #groq

@DarrelWilsonYT hey check your support messages. Have you been hacked

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Cloudflare @Cloudflare

a year ago

We're open-sourcing use-mcp, a React library that connects to any MCP server in just 3 lines of code, as well as our AI Playground, a complete chat interface that can connect to remote MCP servers: cfl.re/3SWQcYv

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@svpino 😂😂😂👏👏 love this no BS post…you missed join my skool and make a trillion dollars in 15 minutes with AI and no skills whatsoever ☝️

@Heygen_Official Nice!...but no API and 5 mins usage per month...you can fire up liveportrait or other open source solutions and create until your hearts content..😁👌

How Musk broke Twitter and helped elect Trump (Location: Tesla European HQ, Amsterdam)

Flux Real-Time image gen + Voice prompting You can watch how I built this and downlaod the source code from my Patreon. Link below repost this and I will share the app code with you with a message. inspired by: x.com/nutlope/status…

Hassan @nutlope

2 years ago

Announcing blinkshot.io! An open source real-time AI image generator. Type a prompt and images will generate as you type. 100% free and open source.

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@OpenAI

@remus_negrota This 👆

@JulianGoldieSEO Double

@johnrushx I'm adopting no 11 right now! 😁🤣 Thanks I'm adding avoid all devs who wear sunglasses for entire zoom meetings!

@FlowiseAI Do you ever sleep?!!😉😂 leading the pack on all the latest and greatest updates

@FlowiseAI Another fine update! If @FlowiseAI is not part of your AI service, you’re missing the magic! 😁🪄👍

@alexutopia Nailed it! The hacking has been an open secret since pre-store launch...chatGPT also got dumbed down since the CEO dramas...lots more to say here...

OPENAI: GPT Store Launch I'm not entirely sure what I expected, but what we've received from OpenAI is rather underwhelming. The GPT store is being hindered by issues related to exploits and the business model, and I would like to discuss the most glaring problems I have identified so far. 1. Disconnected Content Curation The GPT store presents seven categories, each featuring 12 GPTs on the front page, and it is highly curated. The selection aligns with what you would expect from an AI developer: coding assistants, AI research paper search engines, and more coding helpers. Apparently, OpenAI has no marketing team or anyone capable of thinking like a regular person. Where are the party games, the dating wingmen apps, and the resurrected historical figures? In short, the store just isn't much fun, although I know these GPTs are out there somewhere. Robert @Scobleizer famously suspected, after the firing of Sam Altman, that the people at OpenAI don't use ChatGPT. He believed that if they did, the AI would have generated a much better press release. And he ain't wrong about that. AI developers, though skilled, may not always be the most effective users of the tools they create or fully understand how Joe the plumber would use them. 2. Who is This For Exactly? But even if there were more interesting items in the store front, the GPTs are no good to anyone without a ChatGPT Plus subscription. And people who are already customers are most likely familiar with all the functions and able to build their own custom GPT. There might be a few interesting agents for regular folks in the store, but $20 a month is a lot to ask just for access to one of them. 3. Scraping And Exploits The only way I see to make a truly useful GPT is to feed it with a lot of data that only you have access to. However, it is still possible to extract all the documents and prompts from GPTs with clever prompting; any skilled user can simply scrape your data and build a copy of it. Specifying in your system prompt that your GPT should not share data may provide some protection against low-level attacks, but a talented kid might still find a way to extract your data. The only effective method to prevent this is to implement a hard-coded instance that reviews each output and blocks it as soon as it resembles your documents, similar to how the system already prevents citing song lyrics. Relying solely on prompting barriers leaves the system vulnerable to prompting attacks. Summary In conclusion, I'm uncertain about the utility of this. It certainly doesn't seem like OpenAI's appstore moment. If they want this to be a big success, one that convinces investors to regain faith in the company, they need to dramatically adjust their business model and address the security oversights. And maybe that's okay. Perhaps OpenAI will always remain the out-of-touch nerd lab, capable of creating amazing things but not adept at selling them. That's what Microsoft is for. In which case, we might see a Copilot store in the future.

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@trading_indian @OpenAIDevs Hey..it’s been like this since day one! My advice never use custom chatGPTs for anything beyond playtime😉…