Kristen Ruby

@DAGToddBlanche Upon information and belief, Mr. Epstein had a cooling tower in his Manhattan residence which was tested for Legionella. Upon information and belief, this implies compliance with New York State Department of Health Cooling Tower Requirements.

How come Kris Ruby doesn’t post photos anymore? THIS IS WHY.

Meta is out of control with AI training. No one consented to this.

Everything Alex Karp said was correct. This is yet another example of the anger CEOs feel towards AI companies that take their money and deprecate critical features without a single care as to how it impacts their business. They just expect customers to keep starting over from scratch. That is not customer success. It is bad business. And regardless of tokens, the rate of deprecation is simply too high for a stable enterprise environment. What CEI wants to pay to onboard workers to a tool that deprecates features and models this fast? None.

I woke up today to see that @OpenAI removed Pulse. I am strongly considering downgrading. This move shows zero respect for enterprise customers or the custom workflow they built on Pulse.

@ty_geri @jaxsimpo @ChatGPTapp I do not want to steer the model. The model steered me. That was the value of Pulse. It worked overnight and proposed solid ideas. A daily update or task list is not remotely the same as what Pulse offered.

@jaxsimpo @ChatGPTapp Hi! If you go to Scheduled you can set up your daily briefing to get a Pulse like daily update on the topics you care about. You can steer the model just like you did with Pulse or just ask it to surprise you!

The Pulse feature is no longer in my @ChatGPTapp account today. I have used it since it came out. I really enjoyed this feature and I’m saddened that it’s gone. Is it possible to recreate it every morning? This feels like one of the perks of being pro subscriber has faded away. @OpenAI will there be anything to replace this experience? @JustinBleuel do you have any suggestions on how to recreate this experience of getting a morning card with an image I used to get 11-13 of them every morning.

@ty_geri @jaxsimpo @ChatGPTapp It’s not the same. We want Pulse. People paid $200 a month for access to Pulse and you removed it. Enterprise customers depended on Pulse.

I stumbled across this logo and could not stop staring at it because it looked so familiar to me. I did a double take.

@ty_geri I want Pulse. Not tasks.

scheduled tasks in chat just got much better! and they work really well with ChatGPT finances

@ty_geri @bendesprets @ChatGPTapp Pulse is not the same as tasks. Pulse was the moat of OpenAI. I told multiple people to subscribe to the $200 plan primarily because of Pulse. Why is there zero regard for enterprise users who subsidize the rest of your free users?

@bendesprets @ChatGPTapp You can set up your daily briefing via tasks! it is actually much more powerful and flexible, you can have it work across your plugins, and adjust to your schedule whether you want a daily update, weekly, or only when something relevant happens

We’re also sunsetting Pulse in the next 14 days, but you can keep getting daily updates—use scheduled tasks to get a daily briefing based on your interests, past chats, and connected apps.

Please listen to users. It was the primary reason I paid $200 per month. Your enterprise users are telling you they relied on this tool and saw value in it. Without Pulse I see no reason to keep paying this. I already downgraded. I have been on the $200 plan as one of your longest customers but this move is unacceptable.

@brooksbergreen @ChatGPTapp You can set up your daily briefing via tasks! it is actually much more powerful and flexible, you can have it work across your plugins, and adjust to your schedule whether you want a daily update, weekly, or only when something relevant happens

New in ChatGPT: a better way to schedule tasks. Scheduled tasks are faster, more reliable, and easier to manage from the new Scheduled page. The new scheduled tasks experience is rolling out to Go, Plus, Pro, Business, and Enterprise users on web and mobile.

@ty_geri @ChatGPTapp I do not use any plugins. Pulse was not a scheduling tool it was an intelligence tool. I need Pulse to remain active.

@sparklingruby @ChatGPTapp You can set up your daily briefing via tasks! it is actually much more powerful and flexible, you can have it work across your plugins, and adjust to your schedule whether you want a daily update, weekly, or only when something relevant happens

Pulse worked overnight for me and came up with novel ideas on its own. A task won’t do this for me. It has to come from me. Pulse took initiative without me. My entire workflow was built in Pulse and I spent so much time on this. Now all of that work is wasted. Why can’t Pulse stay? People who use it love it.

@sama Do not retire Pulse. Enterprise users depend on Pulse. Please reconsider this.

Today we are launching my favorite feature of ChatGPT so far, called Pulse. It is initially available to Pro subscribers. Pulse works for you overnight, and keeps thinking about your interests, your connected data, your recent chats, and more. Every morning, you get a custom-generated set of stuff you might be interested in. It performs super well if you tell ChatGPT more about what's important to you. In regular chat, you could mention “I’d like to go visit Bora Bora someday” or “My kid is 6 months old and I’m interested in developmental milestones” and in the future you might get useful updates. Think of treating ChatGPT like a super-competent personal assistant: sometimes you ask for things you need in the moment, but if you share general preferences, it will do a good job for you proactively. This also points to what I believe is the future of ChatGPT: a shift from being all reactive to being significantly proactive, and extremely personalized. This is an early look, and right now only available to Pro subscribers. We will work hard to improve the quality over time and to find a way to bring it to Plus subscribers too. Huge congrats to @ChristinaHartW, @_samirism, and the team for building this.

@ChatGPTapp I like how you guys just kill a massive feature people use by a reply to a completely different tweet and expect it to just go under the rug

@ChatGPTapp Daily updates and tasks are NOT the same as overnight research and proactive ideation which you know. Do not dare conflate the two. Tasks are a downgrade from Pulse. This is insulting.

Enterprise users cannot build workflows around tools that are this unstable. From killing off features to models, none of this is reliable.

I am extremely unhappy that @OpenAI is removing Pulse.

Pulse was a serious moat. I invested thousands of hours refining my Pulse and OpenAI just killed it off like it’s no big deal. It is a huge deal.

@adamhfry Please consider not removing Pulse. Enterprise users like myself rely on Pulse for business. It is a core part of my workflow.

This week's ChatGPT drop - Jun 17: - New beautiful camera and photo UX on iOS - Up to date World Cup visuals! Scores, schedules, standings, team stats, and play by play timelines - Help with pronunciation – ChatGPT can help pronounce words in more than 60 languages - Improved pinning and Projects organization - Refined use of plugins (i.e. "Gmail", "Slack") in the composer on Android (coming to iOS soon) - Better scheduled tasks (for paid users) All rolled out to all our users globally. ChatGPT mobile apps and web should feel just a bit better every week. Enjoy!