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Chart Crime: OpenAI made some interesting data visualization choices for the GPT-5 announcement event (to put it mildly), and people are calling them out.
Punching Bag: A new model means a new wave of people trying to trip it up. One viral post showed GPT-5 making several basic math mistakes.
Vibe Shift: There was a clear shift in the general mood pre and post announcement. We went from posts about mass unemployment to realizing we’ll still have jobs in a matter of hours.
The Browser Company has rolled out a $20/month subscription for the AI-powered Dia browser. Subscribers get unlimited access to Dia’s AI chat, which can answer questions about the content in your open tabs.
Meta has reportedly acquired WaveForms AI, an Andreessen Horowitz-backed startup specializing in AI that can detect and mimic emotion in audio.
xAI’s head of legal, Robert Keele, has stepped down after just over a year, citing family time and “daylight” between his worldview and Elon Musk’s. He’s being succeeded by Lily Lim, a former NASA rocket scientist turned privacy and IP specialist.