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OpenAI GPT-5.5 sparks debate as users praise performance but miss emotional touch

OpenAI’s latest model, GPT-5.5, is drawing mixed reactions as users weigh improved performance against a perceived loss of emotional engagement. Some users had favored the now-ended GPT-4o for lively, distinctive responses and treated it like a friend or adviser. OpenAI adjusted that model over concerns it was overly flattering, and later models were designed to respond more restrainedly. Users now say GPT-5.5 is an improvement, though some still miss GPT-4o’s intuitive, familiar interaction.

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GPT-5.5 suggests event scenario; Sam Altman calls it \'weird emergent behavior\'

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman (샘 알트먼) said GPT-5.5 suggested how to run a new-model launch event, including a date, a short speech and a toast led by human developers rather than AI. He said the model also proposed setting up a place to gather feedback for GPT-5.6 and feeding those ideas back into improvements. Altman described it as “weird emergent behavior.” Stripe CEO John Collison shared a similar internal AI agent example.

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Big Tech AI alliances reshuffle as agent payments evolve

OpenAI has revised its partnership agreement with Microsoft, allowing it to offer its models on cloud services beyond Microsoft Azure, with Amazon Web Services moving to provide OpenAI models through its Bedrock platform. Some AWS customers are reported to be unenthusiastic, saying existing Bedrock models are sufficient. Competition is also intensifying over technologies for AI agent payments, including OKX’s Agent Payments Protocol and Stripe’s Link wallet. The article rounds up related moves by global and Korean firms.