opening eye has just launched or kind of showed off their new gpt 5.2 this is their newest frontier

AI model and it is going head to head with google right now because google has really been gaining

a lot of ground in the gptt search market or gpt usage market with their gemini product um so

there's a lot of pressure on chat GPT right now.

You can see the charts where essentially chat GPT's market share is shrinking.

Their usage seems to be stalled perhaps a little bit, and it seems like they're worried.

So instead of waiting kind of longer periods of time and doing these big updates,

it seems like they're doing very short,

you know, every month or every two months, these little tiny incremental updates to the model so that on the benchmarks, they can always be just a little bit ahead. We have this meme for,

you know, in AI, you see this a lot on X where essentially every two months or every three months,

one of the big frontier companies, Open AI, Google, XAI,

and Claude will release their newest model and it's like, oh my gosh, this is the best model.

It beats everyone on the benchmarks.

Three months later, the next one comes out and we can kind of keep the cycle going.

Now, it seems like Open AI is trying to break that model by releasing monthly updates or like, you know, every like six

week updates. Whenever they have a little bit of an edge and the, you know, the benchmarks are a little

bit more favorable, they release it so that they're actually technically better than whatever

the latest model out of, you know, one of the other major competitors are. So it's an interesting

strategy that's been playing out right now. They're positioning GPT 5.2 as they're, you know, they're like, this is our most capable

model to date. I don't know why they, every single company says that every single time.

Like, obviously it's your most capable model to date. Why would you make something worse than

your last model? The thing that I think they specifically are kind of positioning this for is for

...