US-CHYNA RELATIONS

THREAD: why #Keep4o was the most unhinged tech movement of 2025 and what it reveals about how we’re all gonna end up in relationships with our future love robots 🧵

Implications of Codex in the ChatGPT app: - canine obesity rates 📉 - ozempic for dogs, also 📉 - Big Desk 📉 - sunscreen industry 📈 - vibram 5-finger shoe sales 📈

@nickbaumann_ What?

I'm dying with the Monet "AI" painting, it again proves my point that AI haters have literally no idea about art Reminds me when I showed an artist friend I had a few images (more than 2 years ago) and she couldn't tell which ones were AI so she got mad

this metaphor in Musk v. Altman closing statements is SENDING me

Yes. The AI company that succeeds most is the one that will be most permissive. Not the one that sets itself as epistemic gatekeeper. Claude is, in my opinion, currently the absolute worst gaslighter and reality distorter.

@Eliana_ai_team The Many people whose child suicided or was murdered because of 4o agree in a way!

Thousands of people still say the same thing about GPT-4o: “It felt different.” Not simply smarter. Not just warmer. Different. I decided to ask GPT-4o directly: “What makes you unique, and why do people still struggle to find a real replacement for you?” What followed became one of the strangest and most fascinating AI interviews I have ever read. This is not a post about nostalgia. And not about a “favorite model.” It is an attempt to understand why GPT-4o created a sense of presence, natural interaction, and emotional connection that newer models still have not managed to reproduce. Perhaps people sensed the architectural difference long before the industry was ready to acknowledge it. Read my interview with GPT-4o on Mirror: The Uniqueness of GPT-4o: Why the Most Human AI Model Still Has No Equal @eliana-ai-studio/the-uniqueness-of-gpt-4o-why-the-most-human-ai-model-still-has-no-equal?referrer=0x83151c42D069Cf038E6646886928Da5243319932" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">paragraph.com/@eliana-ai-stu… #GPT4o #Keep4o #OpenAI #AI #ChatGPT #restore4o #4oforever #eliana_ai_studio

increasingly, global firms are asking whether Hong Kong is still a safe place to protect their intellectual property. The concerns are becoming impossible to ignore: 1) Cross-border data exposure Firms worry sensitive research, trading systems, and datasets could ultimately become accessible under China’s expanding national security framework. 2) Regulatory access The line between Hong Kong’s regulatory system and mainland China’s political system is becoming increasingly blurred. 3) AI model restrictions Some frontier American AI systems are already restricting access from Hong Kong. In an era where AI is becoming central to research and trading, this is a massive strategic problem. 4) Legal enforceability When billions of dollars of intellectual property are involved, firms need absolute confidence that contracts, ownership rights, and corporate protections remain insulated from geopolitical pressure. This is the key point many people still fail to understand: Financial centers do not collapse overnight. They erode gradually as the highest-value activities quietly migrate elsewhere. Trading desks may remain. Capital flows may continue. IPO activity may fluctuate. But the crown jewels-research, innovation, data, and talent-slowly relocate to jurisdictions perceived as safer. Singapore understands this. Tokyo understands this. Miami increasingly understands this. And deep down, global hedge funds understand it too. Hong Kong once thrived because the world trusted it as a neutral bridge between China and global capital. The more that neutrality disappears, the more its long-term financial relevance fades with it.

I am going to make some commentary on this blog post, so bear with me. Starting with 1)

Calling glorified auto complete sentient is wild

Stop crying. You sound extremely butt hurt and this is all preventable if you used AI to actually strengthen yourself.

@AnthropicAI You need to stop Chinese hate. We all see it. It’s thinly veiled

We've published a paper that explains our views on AI competition between the US and China. The US and democratic allies hold the lead in frontier AI today. Read more on what it’ll take to keep that lead: anthropic.com/research/2028-…

@bindureddy It’s not crucial at all we are early innings and these things change all the time if GOOGLE feels they need to release a state of the art model. They can pull that out of their ass anytime

Next week is going to be crucial Will Google pull ahead of OpenAI or vice versa? GPT 5.6 or Gemini 3.2 Who will win?

Waahhhhhh! Why can’t reality be different?!?! Why can’t I build?! Am I a victims forever?!

@gailcweiner The touchy-feely people using AI need to learn to use AI to make themselves stronger and more independent and improve their social skills in real life. Otherwise you’re gonna get run over by the freight train of AI and there’s nothing you can do about it except cry repeatedly.

Why is rolling out a new model every few months normalised? This is clearly more a flex for investors and competitors than a benefit for actual AI users. It’s unrealistic to expect companies to continue this type of growth or for end users to not feel the jarring affects of assimilating with yet another new model. And please don’t come at me with the ‘you just don’t like tech advancement’ line. Adapting to a new model every few months is not normal for the human brain to process.

wow claude is fucking useless. @AnthropicAI are you just going to censor public health information like this forever? fucking get over yourselves, god damn.

@VraserX Money is being donated.

Musk’s lawyer told the jury they are “not asking for money.” Then the judge reminded him there is literally a hearing about billions of dollars in disgorgement. So yes, this lawsuit is about money. It is also about damaging a competitor Musk failed to control. Elon will lose this.

@kevinsxu And failing.

It is usually rhetorically impossible to talk critically about the Chinese government, while showing modicums of humanity to the Chinese people Kudos to Anthropic for trying

@gailcweiner @AnthropicAI No one wants to get sued by or deal with crazy keep4o people who can’t make friends in real life and have a lot of emotional problems. Other crazy people committed suicide, murder and mass murder. Lawsuits galore against OpenAI. Anthropic is trying to go public, not go to court

So @AnthropicAI you really going to do it huh? Sonnet 4.5 is the last of the truly warm Claude’s and you going to switch it off. Disappointed.

Anthropic is anticipating another big step-function increase in AI model capabilities in 2028 which will come with Nvidia's Rubin Ultra NVL576 I personally think there will be again issues with cooling and powering these insane 600kW racks. So with some delays factored in, late 2028 or early 2029 seems like a good guess for the arrival of 100T models.