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š AGI Becoming A Buzzword
+ Claude or OpenAI?

Hey folks,
OpenAI is walking back its āone model to rule them allā push. Just a week after GPT-5ās launch, GPT-4o is back as an option for all paying users, and the old ālegacy modelsā toggle has returned to switch back to GPT-4.1, o3, and o4-mini, while the GPU-hungry GPT-4.5 stays Pro-only.
GPT-5 has also gained manual modes like Auto, Fast, and Thinking after complaints about routing glitches and uneven performance. Altman says GPT-4o isnāt going anywhere without plenty of warning, and teased a warmer, customizable GPT-5 personality in the works.
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š GPT-5 vs Claude Opus 4.1: What Coderās Are Talking About

š The Buzz: Composio just took a magnifying glass to GPTā5 and Anthropicās ClaudeāÆOpusāÆ4.1 in a real-world coding face-off, and both shine, but how you work might tip the scales toward one or the other, especially now that GPTā5 brings multimodal flair, speed, and lower token costs.
The Details:
GPTā5 flexes a massive ~400K token context window, double what OpusāÆ4.1 offers and charges way less per token.
(about $1.25 input / $10 output vs $15 / $75)
GPTā5 feels nimble, creative, and easy to iterate with which is perfect for prototyping or working across text, image, and code.
ClaudeāÆOpusāÆ4.1 responds like a reliable senior dev with polished code, fewer edits, but comes at a steep token price.
š” Takeaway: GPT-5 delivers real speed, affordability, and flexibility especially for creative, multimodal, or get-stuff-done-yesterday workflows.
Claude Opus 4.1 plays an ace in high-risk, high-complexity enterprise tasks prized for precision, consistency, and long-haul reliability.

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š¤ AGI Is Now Pointless, Says Sam Altman.

š The Buzz: When asked about AGI during a CNBC āSquawk Boxā appearance, OpenAIās Sam Altman dropped the bomb: the term āAGIā is losing relevance and isnāt all that useful anymore. AGI used to be the AI gold medal, something ambitious to chase. However, the consensus is shifting: letās stop chasing a fuzzy target and invest in AI that actually solves real problems today.
AGI - Too fuzzy to trust: Sam Altman pointed out that the term "AGI" is overloaded with meanings and no one can land on a single, clear definition. That ambiguity makes the concept less helpful than it should be.
Even measures of progress are shifting: Altman himself uses AGI to mean āautomating a large chunk of tasks,ā but he admits that goalposts shift depending on how work itself changes over time.
Progress is gradual, not a binary switch
Rather than chasing a āweāve reached AGIā light switch, Altman prefers to see AI growth as a continuum with more capability layered on over time.Hype obscures the techās limits
Researchers argue that hyped-up AGI talk muddies the waters and invites overpromises from AI companies. As one expert noted, not only is public understanding compromised, but real talk about current AIās limits gets lost in the noise.
š” Takeaway: AGI as a buzzword is losing street cred. Altman kicking it to the curb signals a turning point that AI is moving past sci-fi talk and toward grounded, ethical, practical progress.


š»ļø How to Create Veo3 Product Videos
Wow, JSON prompts and Veo 3 are insane. Here's a @Tesla ad I created with a simple prompt.
Prompt in š§µ
ā Michael Luo (@AzianMike)
10:06 PM ⢠Jul 20, 2025
Go to Google Veo3
Signup and prompt the following
JSON prompt:
{
"description": "Cinematic shot of a minimalist Tesla-branded crate magically opening to reveal a fully formed Tesla vehicle and an instantly assembled, sleek Tesla-themed showroom around it. No text.",
"style": "cinematic",
"camera": "fixed wide angle, with subtle zooms on key transformations",
"lighting": "controlled, high-tech, transitioning from dim to bright and clean",
"room": "empty futuristic space transforming into a minimalist Tesla showroom",
"elements": [
"Tesla-branded crate (glowing seams)",
"Tesla vehicle (e.g., Model 3/Y/Cybertruck)",
"charging station",
"minimalist display panels",
"sleek showroom furniture",
"ambient lighting elements"
],
"motion": "crate panels retract smoothly and silently, car revealed, showroom elements rise/unfold precisely and rapidly",
"ending": "pristine, inviting Tesla showroom with car as centerpiece",
"text": "none",
}

š AI buzz bits

š Claude Sonnet 4 just leveled up by supporting a whopping 1 million tokens of context, enabling developers to analyze massive codebases and synthesize documents like never before.
š„ Perplexity just threw down a jaw-dropping $34.5 billion bid for Google Chrome.
š Skywork AI just unleashed Matrix-Game 2.0, an open-source model that enables real-time interactive video generation at 25 FPS, perfect for creating expansive virtual worlds with seamless immersion and dynamic control.
š Handshake is on the prowl for a āVibe Tweeterā and social copywriter which appears to be another Vibe industry thatās up and coming.

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