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Dots

29 pointsby 11m agoopenai.com
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9m agoHN ↗

dots dots, more dots. k stop dots.

Claw is a cute name. Muse is cute name. Dots (note: not always upper-case) seems forced and impersonal, which doesn't match the vibe in the promo video.

7m agoHN ↗

OpenAI is so good at marketing and naming (e.g., "ChatGPT").

3m agoHN ↗

I guess they are just stuck with this name, as originally this was a research project “Chat with GPT” to try to use a GPT model to predict assistant's chat messages.

4m agoHN ↗

i feel like when they style them all cute like that (see muse) it means they're problematic and invasive.

4m agoHN ↗

What a terrible marketing page. I read it a few times and still have zero idea what this thing is.

3m agoHN ↗

I'm sure this makes stuff easy for normies but a lot of us have been using codex remote like this for months now.