Over wine and lamb skewers in San Francisco this weekend, Sam Altman sketched out a vision that makes GPT-5 and the entire GPT series look more like a pit stop than the finish line.

The kicker? Altman says the AI device gadget OpenAI and Jony Ive are working on is so stunning that putting a case on it is basically a crime—one he’d personally come after you for.

And while we were bracing for some juicy details on GPT-5’s rocky debut, this wasn’t exactly a “let’s talk about GPT-5” gathering. If anything, GPT-5 was the awkward plus-one everyone tried to ignore.

Still, Altman admitted they botched things by axing GPT-4o too abruptly, promised smoother handoffs next time, and said GPT-5 is already being fine-tuned to sound warmer and less robot-cold.

But hey, the real energy of the night was about what comes after GPT-5. And Here’s what we learned:

Meanwhile, OpenAI’s growth is insane. Even with GPT-5’s rocky debut, API usage doubled in just 48 hours, coding tools like Cursor made GPT-5 their default, and demand got so wild they basically ran out of GPUs.

So what’s the play here? Altman’s clearly positioning OpenAI as something way bigger than just “the ChatGPT company.” Think Alphabet-scale empire with search, hardware, enterprise, data centers — maybe even social platforms and brain chips — all under one umbrella.

In short: GPT-5 (and the entire GPT series, really) is just a chapter. The endgame is OpenAI outgrowing its chatbot roots and reinventing the tech game altogether. It’s so clear that Altman’s gunning for nothing less than the crown of biggest tech giant for the coming decades.

Full report here.

Claude Opus 4 and 4.1. just unlocked a new superpower: the right to ghost you.

Yep — Anthropic’s AI can now straight-up end a convo if you won’t quit pushing it into dark territory.

And here’s the kicker: this isn’t about protecting you. It’s about protecting Claude itself. Wild, right?

Now, Anthropic isn’t suddenly saying Claude is alive or has feelings (we’re not in Westworld… yet). But they’ve kicked off a “model welfare” project — basically, a just-in-case safety net in case AIs ever do get some kind of moral status.

So here’s how it works:

If you keep hammering it with stuff like child exploitation or terrorism requests, Claude will try to redirect you a few times… and if you don’t quit, it’ll peace out of the conversation. You can still start a fresh chat later, but that particular convo? Done.

And hey, the rulebook also got a serious glow-up too. for starters:

The big takeaway? Anthropic’s clearly playing the long game. They’re tightening the rules where the risks are highest (weapons, cybersecurity, AI “welfare”) while loosening up where people want more freedom (politics, conversation flow).

Whether you see it as smart safety design or AI over-protection, one thing’s for sure: Claude just became the first chatbot that might literally hang up on you for being reckless — which, if you ask me, is equal parts genius and hilarious.

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