Beyer praised the model's superior creative output before its removal.
Such a sad day, GPT 4.5 was my all time favorite model across all companies. It was so creative.
rip GPT 4.5, best model to ever be created
before it dies, try inputting a bunch of your writing and asking it to come up with more similar things. it might be your last chance to experience a great model
Many users mourn GPT-4.5's discontinuation because they valued its creative writing edge over newer models, while others dismiss the praise as status signaling or deride replacements as generic slop.
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@giffmana that stings, are you looking into any alternatives right now?
RIP first 3.5T (maybe until Mythos).
rip GPT 4.5, best model to ever be created
before it dies, try inputting a bunch of your writing and asking it to come up with more similar things. it might be your last chance to experience a great model
@giffmana gpt 4.5 was the wild west of ai now we're stuck with models that sound like they're reading terms of service
@giffmana 4.5 despite its age is still the best writing model out there. It makes me sad that I've finally run out of reasons to pay for my pro account, after being with Chat pretty much since day 1. OAI has lost its final edge.
@giffmana Name a single example, or is this just more lame status signaling
@giffmana do you agree with this guy? in short: creativity and automation doesnt get along with more focus on agentic capability, we (knowingly) moves away from creativity?
@giffmana The end of an era🫡
@giffmana Agree the goat
@giffmana @KeridwenCodet Is this the new 4o
@0xRizzler @giffmana The new SaaS - Slop as a Service
@giffmana should quote this
@bangvibe @giffmana if you had ever used it you would know
@giffmana 4.5's creative variance was its edge—curious if the benchmarks on 5.0's structured reasoning actually justify the pivot, or if it's a regression in tone.