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Sam talked about this in a tweet about GPT-5
My girlfriend is bipolar type II with complex PTSD. She can either have a month full of delusions or a month with just 1 day of delusions but a lot of anxiety. Everything is linked to her past or traumatic events.
Now why I'm saying this, 3-4 months ago I gave her a GPT subscription to have a lifeline in case of crisis that I cannot manage as sometimes the toll is too big to bear and I really wasn't able to manage that with my work, even ended up writing my boss.
She was happy with it, successfully managed to have a source of reassurance about reality while also learning tricks to self-manage.
But a month ago she told me she stopped using it, she felt that GPT-4o was just running in circles, and when I read her prompt I got the same overwhelming feeling that I get when I try to manage her crisis. I think she gave anxiety to GPT.
GPT-5 on the other hand, in full thinking mode, was very helpful, albeit slow.
I actually don't care what people think about Sam Altman, but the guy is trying, considering he has a sister with the same problem as my gf's.
Progress is being made, and I'm just happy that it's making our lives a little bit easier.
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