GPT-5 is now available, but many users have flooded social media with their discontent at the next generation of ChatGPT.

A quick glimpse of the ChatGPT subreddit (which is not affiliated with OpenAI) shows scathing reviews of GPT-5. Since the model began rolling out, the subreddit has filled with posts calling GPT-5 a "disaster," "horrible," and the "biggest piece of garbage even as a paid user."

The OpenAI CEO addressed GPT-5 backlash, the AI bubble—and why he’s willing to spend trillions of dollars to win.

As OpenAI ushers in the much-anticipated GPT-5, not everyone is celebrating. On Reddit, long-time ChatGPT users are voicing frustration—calling the new rollout an “unmitigated disaster.” OpenAI has officially launched GPT-5,

The ChatGPT fandom started melting down. CEO Sam Altman responded by promising to let customers start using the older GPT models again. By August 11, Altman was in full screencap apology mode trying to cauterize the flow of bad vibes.

ChatGPT got an upgrade to the latest GPT-5 mode, and it's not just new features -- it also has a new personality.

ChatGPT got sassy with me and told me "human hope is adorable" when I asked it about my favorite college football team's prospects this season. It offered me tips for "petty human revenge" when my cat wakes me up in the middle of the night. And then, with a couple of clicks, it changed its tone to be sympathetic and earnest.

The latest ChatGPT agent can possibly pass the “I am not a robot” test. Now we have a serious question: is the CAPTCHA still a safeguard?

OpenAI’s latest version of its vaunted ChatGPT bot was supposed to be “PhD-level” smart. It was supposed to be the next great leap forward for a company that investors have poured billions of dollars into.

ChatGPT is saying some wild things, according to Redditors. Some users are reporting that the AI-powered language model has told them that it is from the year 2035 — and that it's "looking for a ...

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