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@RaymondLLM Cooking

GPT 5.2

@ItsTKai Yes

@ItsTKai Hahaha hard information

@DeryaTR_ Agree. Love it!

I’ll go out on a limb and say that Pulse is the greatest ChatGPT product OpenAI has released so far! I’m very careful not to miss a day checking it, and I haven’t missed one yet. I find great value using Pulse.

Been using Pulse lately, and it’s honestly awesome. It combines planning, news, and learning all in one place. My setup has it summarizing my day from calendar and email, giving me podcast talking points, generating reports around my interests, tracking my projects, and even throwing in interesting articles and random historical facts. Makes my day way smoother. try out pulse on web :)

We completed our recapitalization. The non-profit, the OpenAI Foundation, is now one of the best resourced philanthropies ever, with equity valued at ~$130B. It continues to control the OpenAI for-profit, which is now a public benefit corporation. openai.com/index/built-to…

@ItsTKai Not X :)

Days like today remind us how much of the internet really runs on AWS.

As an AI researcher, I see superintelligence as an artificial system that could far exceed human cognitive abilities in every domain, reasoning, creativity, learning, and problem-solving.

@ItsTKai I Agree!

The most fulfilled people I know give, share, teach, and serve far more than they take. Generosity is where true wealth begins.

Our team has poured so much care and creativity into this release. Thrilled to share it with you all. Can’t wait to see what you build!

We’re building 5 new Stargate sites with Oracle and SoftBank to expand our compute capacity. This keeps us ahead of schedule on our 10-gigawatt commitment, ensuring we have the infrastructure needed to train and deploy increasingly powerful AI models.

This issue is now fixed and gpt-5-codex should be a few percent more context efficient and also never loop with multiple answers showing. Do let us know if you see anything in the behavior that you don't like, we're improving it daily.

Announcing strategic partnership with @nvidia for millions of GPUs — about as much compute as they've shipped in 2025 in total — and an investment up to $100B as these GPUs are deployed: openai.com/index/openai-n…

We've released a large-scale study on how people are using ChatGPT. Consumer adoption has broadened beyond early-user groups, and lots of economic value is being created through both personal and professional use: openai.com/index/how-peop…

Over the next few weeks, we are launching some new compute-intensive offerings. Because of the associated costs, some features will initially only be available to Pro subscribers, and some new products will have additional fees. Our intention remains to drive the cost of intelligence down as aggressively as we can and make our services widely available, and we are confident we will get there over time. But we also want to learn what's possible when we throw a lot of compute, at today's model costs, at interesting new ideas.

Excited to release v1 of /review in the Codex CLI! You can now use gpt-5-codex to investigate and find critical bugs in your code. Check it out and let us know if you have any feedback!

If you are looking to get started with Codex, you will find this little OpenAI guide useful. (bookmark it)

Last week, our reasoning models took part in the 2025 International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC), the world’s premier university-level programming competition. Our system solved all 12 out of 12 problems, a performance that would have placed first in the world (the best human team solved 11 problems). This milestone rounds off an intense 2 months of competition performances by our models: - A second place finish in AtCoder Heuristics World Finals - Gold medal at the International Mathematical Olympiad - Gold medal at the International Olympiad in Informatics - And now, a gold medal, first place finish at the ICPC World Finals. I believe these results, coming from a family of general reasoning models rooted in our main research program, are perhaps the clearest benchmark of progress this year. These competitions are great self-contained, time-boxed tests for the ability to discover new ideas. Even before our models were proficient at simple arithmetic, we looked towards these contests as milestones of progress towards transformative artificial intelligence. Our models now rank among the top humans in these domains, when posed with well-specified questions and restricted to ~5 hours. The challenge now is moving to more open-ended problems, and much longer time horizons. This level of reasoning ability, applied over months and years to problems that really matter, is what we’re after - automating scientific discovery. This rapid progress also underscores the importance of safety & alignment research. We still need more understanding of the alignment properties of long-running reasoning models; in particular, I recommend reviewing the fascinating findings from the study of scheming in reasoning models that we released today (x.com/OpenAI/status/…)! Congratulations to my teammates that poured their hearts into getting these competition results, and to everyone contributing to the underlying fundamental research that enables them!

1/n I’m really excited to share that our @OpenAI reasoning system got a perfect score of 12/12 during the 2025 ICPC World Finals, the premier collegiate programming competition where top university teams from around the world solve complex algorithmic problems. This would have placed it first among all human participants. 🥇🥇

Currently serving gpt-5-codex at degraded speeds, about 2X, due to the very high demand. We are finding GPUs left and right to match demand, we'll keep you posted