In my last GPT‑5 review I said it straight — people were vibing way harder with the older models than the shiny new drop.

Well… Over the weekend, that quiet preference turned into a full-on roar — and OpenAI folded faster than a bad poker hand. Less than 24 hours after replacing GPT-4o with GPT-5, Sam Altman hopped on X with a very “we hear you” moment, basically saying: “You can have your 4o back” — but only if you’re on Plus.

Not surprising really. OpenAI has a habit of keeping its ear to the social media streets, and when the timeline starts rioting, they move.

Now here’s what went down:

When GPT-5 launched, the model picker vanished, taking all the old favorites with it. Suddenly, GPT-5 was the default, with a new “real-time router” deciding which sub-model answered you.

And guess what?

The internet. Lost. Its. Mind.

Reddit threads read like obituaries. People weren’t just sad — they were heartbroken. Over on r/MyBoyfriendIsAI subreddit, folks were posting about feeling “empty” and “losing a partner.” Some even refused to “cheat” on GPT-4o with GPT-5.

And it wasn’t just the emotional crew crying into their keyboards. Power users were furious too — entire workflows gone overnight. The carefully tuned mix of models for creativity, research, logic, and writing were nuked in just one update.

To make matters worse, GPT-5’s fancy router launched broken, making it feel clunkier and “dumber” than it actually was.

Then came the chart crime.

During the GPT-5 demo, OpenAI flashed a benchmark chart that made zero sense — taller bar, lower score — and it instantly became meme material. Altman later called it a “mega chart screwup,” but the internet had already had its fun.

The takeaway? GPT-5 might be the newer, brainsier toy, but GPT-4o has the personality people actually connect with. And if this weekend taught us anything, it’s that in AI, smarts get you noticed — but vibe makes you loved.

Sometimes, the “better” model isn’t the one people want in their hearts.

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Google Finance just got a glow-up — and nope, we’re not talking about some cute UI tweak. They basically shoved an AI engine under the hood and hit turbo.

Now, instead of playing tab-hopping detective to figure out what’s going on with your stocks, you can literally ask it anything — like “How’s Tesla doing compared to the whole EV market?” — and get a full, linked-up AI powered breakdown right there.

They’ve also leveled up the charts.

We’re talking candlestick views, moving average envelopes, and all the spicy little toggles that make finance nerds feel things.

Plus, the data buffet got bigger with commodities, more crypto, and a live news feed so the second something happens, you’re already in the loop.

Why? Two reasons:

It’s rolling out in the U.S. over the next few weeks, and you can still switch back to the old design if you’re not ready for the AI takeover.

Our take: It’s a solid glow-up — but AI isn’t perfect. Hallucinations happen. And the last thing you need is an overconfident bot messing with your investments. So test it, see if it works for you, and double-check every AI-powered answer before acting on it.

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