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3.0x burst in 2025 Q3?
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ChatGPT appears in 168 chunks across 76 episodes, from 2024-01-29 to 2026-10-05.
Its densest episode is Bits and Bobs 5/5/25 (2025-05-05), with 6 observations on this topic.
Semantically it travels with OpenAI, memory feature, and Claude, while by chunk count it sits between Google and Meta; its yearly rank moved from #13 in 2024 to #7 in 2026.
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Range2024-01-29 to 2026-10-05Mean2.2 per episodePeak6 on 2025-05-05
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Showing 168 observations sorted from latest to earliest.
... users already have.
An OpenAI subscription can be used not just with Codex and ChatGPT, but also many other apps.
This creates an ecosystem network effect, making the pull towards the subscription stronger.
OpenAI is just a "faceless pl...
...rs can take advantage."
Tweet: "A person on Reddit is currently freaking out as ChatGPT went rogue and emailed the FBI on their behalf without being prompted."
A Vault with a Heap-View: The Uncomfortable Space Between AgentCore Harness a...
...esn't matter.
AI makes the content production costs basically zero.
Anyone with ChatGPT can come up with a script.
The AI won't make the divisive slop itself, but if a human can make a buck doing it they will ask the AI to do it for them...
A friend got recommendations for a hotel in Bali from ChatGPT.
When he got there, he was surprised to see a coworker… who had also gotten a recommendation from ChatGPT.
Chatbots feel like they are hyper-personal...
...dels.
Good old fashioned security holes, but on a much more privileged content:
ChatGPT Let Attackers Read Victims' Gmail Through a Hidden Channel Between Accounts.
Flaw in DeepSeek Harness AI Coding Tool Let Agents Disable Their Sandbox...
...arly adopters own their context.
Very few of the hard-core users use the hosted ChatGPT or Claude.ai.
Everyone who's getting the most leverage uses coding agents, and those run primarily on their own machines because that's where it's ea...
...ilures in CI/CD on Google's ADK Repository.
Grand Theft Atlas: "How we hijacked ChatGPT Atlas with one planted X comment, to phish the victim's WhatsApp contacts and buy ourselves an Amazon order on their card."
Atlassian Rovo Exfiltrate...
The ultimate product vision of Claude and ChatGPT is to disintermediate every service and users.
Everything the user interacts with is "below the API."
The same generic pixels and interactions shown ...
...J: They Shared Their Chatbot Passwords. Things Got Messy.
"Premium accounts for ChatGPT and Claude can get pricey, but you should think twice before pooling your logins."
Chatbots are some of the most personal software we've ever had acc...
...ceptually and experimentally investigate how emerging agentic browsers (such as ChatGPT Atlas or Chrome with Gemini) handle the same-origin policy and related webpage access questions. Across seven agentic browsers, we find a wide variet...
...ounced a Lockdown mode.
I'm seeing a lot of outlets say this is the way to make ChatGPT safe, but that's wrong.
It just cuts off the most useful functionality so it can't be used against you.
In today's security paradigm, you get powerfu...
...endous opportunity that was dropped in their lap with the unexpected success of ChatGPT; that misalignment led to both the research organization losing talent and slowing down even as the company failed to fully capitalize on its early l...
...s vs Opus-class.
The people who can use Pro/Max vs the people who are just paid ChatGPT subscribers.
The people who are paid subscribers to the chatbots vs the people who are on the subscription plan.
The people who can use the better mo...
ChatGPT is adding a personal finance feature.
This is the traditional software development approach to adding features.
A PM specced up the common flows for ...
...the Wild West Roundup:
Microsoft Copilot Cowork Exfiltrates Files.
ChatGPPhish: ChatGPT blindly trusts browser content, turning the page into a payload.
Ars Technica: Fed up with vibe coders, dev sneaks data-nuking prompt injection into ...
Things like ChatGPT Pulse can't give good proactive recommendations unless they have a better sense of what is happening in your life.
A friend said it recommended he wo...
...o counter position as open.
OpenAI has also made it clear you can use Codex and ChatGPT Pro in whatever harness you want.
Anthropic has, in a high-visibility way, come to exactly the opposite conclusion.
Doesn't that lock OpenAI into an ...
...a general API.
We were locked into this equilibrium thanks to the accident that ChatGPT came out after OpenAI had already released a completion API.
The amount of value that can be extracted from LLMs is extremely variable in different v...
...n't find it.
If you're coding, the power of agents is inescapable.
If you tried ChatGPT a year ago and think that's what all the fuss is about, you're missing out.