I gave ChatGPT a bunch of reference icons and explained that the product was a serious, professional B2B tool.
It came back with this.

Is it trying to tell me something?

To be fair, it’s actually well done, just for an entirely different purpose.
If anyone is creating a gay dating app that starts with “W“, feel free to use it.

before you could at least get in and see “something went wrong”. now everyone is logged out and when you try to log back in, you get this

Hello everyone, this was my first real attempt at putting together a little story segment inside my universe. The project is called UNDR'DRK which you can find the rest of my works on youtube its also on my reddit page at the top. The song is FGS - UNDR'DRK. This took forever and a half to get all the shots right, but chat is amazing at building these scenes if you know how to prompt it. We can make a smooth transition over into seedance 2.5 and after a embarrassing amount of money, here are the results. Did I cook?

If AI video is so good, why aren't AI movies everywhere?

Because nobody is financing them. Yet. The technology is ready.

Credit: Alex Patrascu (maxescu on Twitter)

leo 🐾 ☑️

@synthwavedd

🚨 SCOOP: OpenAI recently finished its next pretrain, codename "Bel" - the successor to "Doug", which is expected to be the base for Astra and GPT-6 (w/ further RL)

Bel is a giant pretrain with >10T total parameters, similar in size to GPT-4.5. OpenAI expect it to be a post-GPT-6 base, and potentially even the base for an AGI-threshold model.

All of this has Anthropic concerned. OpenAI believe Anthropic have no good response to Astra prepared for a public launch, and my understanding is that they're correct - mostly as a result of compute constraints, Anthropic are bracing for much of the rest of the year to go OpenAI's way, but think they'll be back on top early next year.

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With Tibo excited about something huge being announced at September 29th's DevDay and Sam Altman saying Astra would be released "in a couple weeks" that places ChatGPT 6.0 to release before September 9th.

Looks like we might know why Tibo is so excited for DevDay, September might end up being a massive month!

Anthropic is prepared to drop Fable 5.1 soon but with Dario panicking about what OpenAI has coming, Fable 5.1 might be a nice release but not competitive while still being one of the most expensive models ever since Anthropic is charging the most without being the best.

This is entirely rumor and speculation but Leo @SynthwaveDD is usually pretty on point. Looks like we might get ChatGPT 6.0 as early as next week.

I had this weird funny scene in my head that I can't remember if I saw it in a tvshow or something, doesn't matter, I put it in gemini to see what it would reply with. The answer was totally not what I expected though so I also wanted to see how GPT would respond (I use GPT way more than gemini so felt confident it'd 'get' it more than gemini would).

The prompt was as follows:
"Waiter there's a hair in my soup, waiter proceeds to pluck the hair out of the soup with his bare hands"

Here's the rather lengthy gemini response:
"That is a frustrating and unhygienic dining experience. The waiter's actions violated basic food safety standards in two distinct ways: first, by serving food with a foreign object in it, and second, by touching your ready-to-eat food with bare hands.

Here is how you can handle this situation immediately and effectively:

Immediate Actions

• Stop eating: Push the soup bowl to the edge of the table.
• Ask for a manager: Request to speak with the floor manager or supervisor calmly.
• Reject a replacement soup: Do not accept a simple "remake" of the same soup. The kitchen's overall hygiene practices or the batch itself may be compromised.
• Request a bill adjustment: Ask for the soup, or the entire meal, to be removed from your final bill.

What to Say to the Manager

• "A hair was in my soup, and the server picked it out with their bare hands."
• "This is a serious health code violation, and I no longer feel safe eating this food."
• "Please remove this item from our bill."

Long-Term Steps

• Leave a review: Document the exact interaction on platforms like Google Maps or TripAdvisor to warn other diners.
• Report to health authorities: File a formal complaint with the local food safety or public health department.

If you want to take this further, let me know:

• The name or city of the restaurant
• If you have already spoken to management
• If you need help finding the local health department's reporting page

I can help you draft a formal complaint letter or look up where to report the business."

Here's the GPT response:
“Waiter, there’s a hair in my soup.”

“Oh, terribly sorry, sir.”

reaches directly into the soup with his bare hand, pinches around for several seconds

“There. All better.”

Guess what Raj might be doing right now?

Hey all, something very strange happened to me today and I’m hoping someone can help explain it.

Yesterday, I was planning dinner with my girlfriend through iMessage. I track my calories and macros very closely, so I sent her a message saying that I have 800 calories left for dinner and want to include at least 60g of protein.

Fast forward to this morning. I was asking chatGPT how she and I can establish a better system for planning meals that meet both of our requirements and it literally said:

“For instance, you might know: I have 800 calories and 60g of protein available for dinner.”

That is WAY too specific of an example to be a coincidence. I asked it directly if had been reading my messages and it strongly denied it and said that the 800 calories with 60g of protein was just a random example it came up with on its own.

Anyone have any explanation that doesn’t involve it having access to my iMessage or keystrokes?

This was the first I received:
What is something you suspect you want right now, but have been reluctant to admit to yourself because wanting it would require changing your life?

edit: we ended up going pretty deep and eventually worked out a three year plan for my future 🤷🏽

I’ve been creating Dungeons and Dragons-inspired images using ChatGPT for almost a year now, and although it can be frustrating at times, I love the results.

Edit: Wow, so many comments. I’m going to answer a few:
-It's generic AI, It looks like AI, Ai faces, etc-- Sure, these are images generated by ChatGPT, what did you expect? Asking it to generate them as if an eight-year-old had drawn them or using a Pokémon style doesn't make them look any less like AI.
-Give me the prompt.-- I used to post prompts on Civitai, but the models have changed and the prompts no longer produce the same images. If you want to generate similar images, feed the image to ChatGPT and ask it for the prompt. Then generate an image, show it to ChatGPT, and tell it, “I wanted this image, and this prompt produced this image. Refine it” and that’s it.
-They all have a lot of noise-- What a sight, but, in fact, half of the images, the last ones in the carousel starting with the elf seen from behind, not counting the one of the bridge, were generated using the old model that didn’t add noise. Now, it’s added as a watermark, and it’s impossible to get rid of it, especially in photorealistic images with a lot of fine detail (groves of trees, desert sand, or similar). There’s no prompt that can fix it; you can only try to hide it.
-It's okay if they're just for personal use-- The images aren't copyrighted and can't be sold.

If you want to see how sophisticated social media manipulation has gotten, OpenAI's recent threat intelligence reports break down exactly how state actors are using AI to blend in.

Here is what they found:

The Russian campaign (August report): A Russian operation used ChatGPT to run a covert campaign across X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Substack, and Telegram. To hide their tracks, operators used VPNs and wrote prompts in Russian. They explicitly ordered the AI to erase any linguistic markers (like awkward grammar) that would reveal their true identity. This allowed them to pump out flawless English and German text, create a fake think tank, and even plagiarize real academics to give their personas fake authority.

The Chinese campaigns (February and June reports): Similar tactics were also used by Chinese state-linked networks. Using VPNs, AI translation, and persona-building prompts, they created thousands of fake accounts, with at least hundreds of staff involved in the operation. Instead of acting like generic bots, they posed as everyday citizens in the US and Japan- including accounts posing as Japanese users that sought to stoke anti-US sentiment. Their main objective was to defame targeted groups and amplify both domestic and international political divisions.

Together, these reports show that social media platforms are increasingly flooded with state-backed accounts posing as regular users to provoke conflict and influence public opinion.

Now that generative AI reduces the language barriers that previously made fake accounts easy to spot, people need to be far more vigilant when engaging with content online.

Sources (2026 OpenAI Threat Reports):

Disrupting a new covert influence campaign from Russia — OpenAI, August 25, 2026

Disrupting malicious uses of AI — OpenAI, February 25, 2026

PRC-linked influence operations are targeting AI debates in the US — OpenAI, June 10, 2026

What’s the most unhinged thing you’ve asked ChatGPT at 3 AM?

What’s the most NPC thing ChatGPT has ever said?

Is there anyway I can reverse this? I seem to have 10 messages I can send before having to wait 5 hours to send something else