GPT-5 has its haters
Many of the users who have been test driving GPT-5 in the 24 hours since, however, disagree. A visit to r/ChatGPT is enough to see the scope of the situation: The front page is full of posts complaining about the current state of the model, including: "GPT-5 is the biggest [piece] of garbage even as a paid user," "OpenAI just pulled the biggest bait-and-switch in AI history and I'm done," and "ChatGPT-5 rollout is an unmitigated disaster."
I know people use ChatGPT for therapy, and I'm aware that people have formed deep attachments to the technology, but I'll admit, I was a bit shocked to read some of the emotional reactions to losing access to these models. In one post, a user detailed how they relied on individual models for different tasks: They'd use 4o for creative ideas, o3 for logic problems, o3-Pro for deep research, and 4.5 for tasks related to writing. Another user talked about how they used 4o to help with their anxiety and depression, as, in their view, the model felt "human." They believe people are grieving the loss of 4o, which tracks, at least with some other 4o-specific posts. There are people out there who really like these models, and are distraught following their removal.
Some users teased OpenAI over its vague benchmarking data. Rhys on X sarcastically posted "these gpt-5 numbers are insane," and attached a graph that charted each GPT version by number (GPT-1 lands at "1" on the Y axis, GPT-2 at "2," and so on until you reach GPT-5 at "5."
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.Not everyone agrees that GPT-5 is bad, mind you. There are users who appear to be enjoying the model, appreciating the concise responses and fast performance. But the majority of discourse I'm seeing on social media and forums is neutral to negative. Even posts that at first seem positive end up criticizing the model:
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.4o lives on, for now
But the biggest announcement of the bunch should come as welcome news to many users: 4o is back, at least for Plus users. If you pay $20 a month for ChatGPT, you can keep using 4o for the time being. Altman says the company is watching usage, and will make a decision on how long it will offer legacy models for in the future.
I'm curious how users respond going forward: Will those who canceled resubscribe to keep using 4o? Then again, why bother, if OpenAI is planning on taking away that model again sometime in the future? One thing's for sure: This likely isn't how OpenAI expected GPT-5's rollout to go.
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