Users Say Goodbye to GPT-4o
OpenAI has discontinued support for the GPT-4o model — the version many called 'the most alive' and 'the most human'. Thousands of users opposed the decision: for many, it was not just an algorithm, but a friend and even 'the one' conversational partner. On social media, people wrote that they feel a loss, and the shutdown on the eve of February 14 was called particularly painful by some.
Users complain that the new models have lost the emotionality and 'warmth' for which they loved 4o. And while some argue whether one can have feelings for an algorithm, at Neiron we continue to support this model, which has been closed for ChatGPT users — for those who value this particular style of communication ❤️
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