OpenClaw makes ChatGPT look more shallow.
OpenClaw makes ChatGPT look more shallow. Before it loomed over everything, imposing. But OpenClaw shows that it's just a billboard. Imposing but flat. Chatbots, even ones ...
Topic: ChatGPT
195 mentions · 158 chunks · 69 episodes
29.5× distinctiveness vs baseline
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2.7x burst in 2025 Q3
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- ChatGPT appears in 158 chunks across 69 episodes, from 2024-01-29 to 2026-06-15.
- 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 Claude and Google; its yearly rank moved from #13 in 2024 to #6 in 2026.
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ChatGPT doesn't have PMF for 80% or more of its users.
ChatGPT doesn't have PMF for 80% or more of its users. Feels like a crazy statement. Those are the people who aren't willing to pay for a subscription… and a...
The Claude ads about ads in ChatGPT are hilarious.
The Claude ads about ads in ChatGPT are hilarious. The idea of something that feels like your friend who has an ulterior motive is just so fundamentally icky.
Agents scurrying over your data when you aren't looking are like cockroaches.
... But when they're your cockroaches it's much less disgusting. That's one reason ChatGPT can't do proactive agent swarms on your data… it would be too icky. But a system that users fully own could.
Clawdbot Moltbot OpenClaw is the most interesting thing in AI that's happened since ChatGPT.
...dbot Moltbot OpenClaw is the most interesting thing in AI that's happened since ChatGPT. It's been a wild week trying to keep on top of what's happening. I was going to share my favorite links and signposts, but it would have been too ov...
I vibe-coded a book for my family.
...oo! Claude Code is a much better window into what the AI future will bring than ChatGPT.
ChatGPT says it will do ads.
ChatGPT says it will do ads. Shocker! Your intimate friend who knows everything about you and is pretenaturally good at making hyper-convincing arguments bei...
ChatGPT's Apps don't appear to be doing well.
ChatGPT's Apps don't appear to be doing well. The conversion rate for a user actually "installing" one is low. That's because the actual user experience blow...
This week in the Wild West roundup.
... IBM AI ('Bob') Downloads and Executes Malware. ZombieAgent prompt injection in ChatGPT. The prompt injection stays active long term in memories. It's an evolution of the ShadowLeak attack. It uses preenumerated URLs to leak information ...
Google Search as a centralized service felt somewhat less scary to me than ChatGPT.
Google Search as a centralized service felt somewhat less scary to me than ChatGPT. But why? Both could have outsize impact from just a bit of bias given their scale. Google Search didn't have much individual state, whereas ChatGPT ...
When you ask a question on Stack Overflow, others might judge you.
When you ask a question on Stack Overflow, others might judge you.[fo] But ChatGPT will never judge you… and if it did, it's in a private chat. So it's easier to ask questions without being embarrassed. But that also means it's easy...
NYTimes: "What OpenAI Did When ChatGPT Users Lost Touch With Reality"
NYTimes: "What OpenAI Did When ChatGPT Users Lost Touch With Reality" "In tweaking its chatbot to appeal to more people, OpenAI made it riskier for some of them. Now the company has made i...
ChatGPT is like chat rooms on the internet at the beginning.
ChatGPT is like chat rooms on the internet at the beginning. Obvious, but not the end point. The first mass-market use cases of the internet were chat and em...
Tech enthusiasts are getting a very different experience of ChatGPT than most people.
Tech enthusiasts are getting a very different experience of ChatGPT than most people. We're way more likely to have a paid subscription and get premium results. But if you use it on a free account, the results are muc...
The benefit of LLM quality is inherently logarithmic.
...ponential cost. Diminishing returns. Did anyone in your tech circles talk about ChatGPT 5.1 last week?
This week in the wild west roundup.
... vulnerable to remote code execution. Seven data exfiltration leakages found in ChatGPT. An Obsidian chat support agent hallucinated answers, which is a security problem.
I loved this Hank Green video on ChatGPT, with Nate Soares, the author of If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies.
I loved this Hank Green video on ChatGPT, with Nate Soares, the author of If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies. Even though I don't agree with Nate that ASI is imminent, I still found it very ...
LLMs assume everything that happened before in the conversation made sense and try to keep it going.
...ry, it gets more and more in a critical state, responding to noise. If you tell ChatGPT "We hired the giraffe as CEO like you said, and it was a disaster!" it will apologize and try to retcon why it did it in the first place.
This week's AI security wild west round up.
...is week's AI security wild west round up. A 'tainted memories' vulnerability in ChatGPT Atlas allows persistent malicious injection. ChatGPT Atlat has a omnibox prompt injection attack. Brave finds yet another prompt injection attack in ...
ChatGPT always feels so convergent.
ChatGPT always feels so convergent. It jumps straight to Axios style faux certainty, no matter what. Claude is more willing to keep the conversation open.[hx...