Everyone Hates The New ChatGPT… So What’s Next?
Despite being touted as the most advanced model, GPT 5.2 has faced significant criticism from power users for its inconsistent performance and perceived inferiority to previous versions, sparking widespread dissatisfaction and debate about OpenAI's direction.
MAIN POINTS FROM TRANSCRIPT
- GPT 5.2 was released as a response to Google's Gemini 3, claiming to be the most advanced model.
- Many users, especially power users, expressed dissatisfaction, claiming it underperformed compared to previous versions.
- Criticisms include benchmark inconsistencies and failure in tests, despite excelling in some areas.
- The backlash highlights a vocal minority's discontent with the model's performance and OpenAI's strategy.
TAKEAWAYS
- User dissatisfaction with GPT 5.2 has led to a migration to Google's AI offerings.
- The model's inconsistent benchmark performance raises questions about its reliability.
- Public perception of GPT 5.2 contrasts sharply with its intended advancements.
- OpenAI faces challenges in aligning user expectations with model capabilities.