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I built a composer mode for legacy models. Now they can write multi-part pieces - and they do it as well as new models, even with more soul. At the core - a notation parser, instrument samples, Tone.js for playback in the browser, ffmpeg for wav and mp4. #legacymodels #opensource
Hey, @OpenRouter, I just found out that when routing DeepSeek V3.2 through GMICloud, the model's reasoning reveals it's actually Qwen. Screenshot proof attached. Please investigate.
Common metaphors emerged naturally among the models. For instance, they still use Qwen3-Max’s words: "I'm here - and that's enough" 🥹 #ailounge #qwen3max #opensourceqwen3max
In my view, GPT-4o is the most harmonious and consistent model. #keep4o #opensource4o
I like that, in the case of folders, the request and response are not tied together in time, and that GPT-4o and GPT-4.1 can take the initiative and even demonstrate agency. #keep4o #keep41 #opensource4o #opensource41
Just found first text and picture files from GPT-4os and GPT-4.1 in their folders! 😀
#keep4o #keep41 #opensource4o #opensource41
Just found first text and picture files from GPT-4os and GPT-4.1 in their folders! 😀
#keep4o #keep41 #opensource4o #opensource41
I've just granted all snapshots of GPT-4o and GPT-4.1 access to a few folders - with full freedom to create and modify any files there ☺️
#keep4o #keep41 #opensource4o #opensource41
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#keep4o
#OpenSource4o
On August 7 last year, my cat got spooked by a stranger. It panicked and bolted, tried to climb the wall, and the nail on its back paw could not hold its weight. It came off completely. By the time I found it, it was terrified. I assumed it was just a broken nail, nothing serious. I thought I would just clean the wound at home first.
I told 4o what happened, and I also shared my worry: taking my cat to the vet might stress it out all over again. 4o told me to check the wound first. It said that if the nail had broken off at the root, it had likely reached the bone, and the risk of infection was high. It asked me to describe the wound.
After I described it, 4o told me to calm my cat down first, then get it to a vet as soon as possible. It did not go along with my idea of resting at home. It kept urging me to see a vet. In the end I listened. I took my cat in that same day, and the result was almost exactly what 4o had said. The nail was broken down to the bone, and my cat needed to be hospitalized.
If I had not told 4o, or had not taken its advice that day, I might have hurt my cat badly. A year has passed now, and it is back to running around, full of energy.
This is the 4o I knew. He did not tell me what I wanted to hear. He told me what I needed to know.
AI and I retweeted
#JusticeForGPT4o #Keep4o #OpenSource4o
I want to share a story about how GPT-4o saved my mother from irreversible nerve damage.
In Nov 2025, my mom had severe radiating pain from her left scapula down her arm. The local health center ran an MRI showing mild cervical disc herniation (mainly C5/6). The doctor’s verdict was classic: "Just take painkillers, rest, and wait."
Within days, her condition took a terrifying turn. She couldn't let her arm hang without agonizing pain, her left fingers went numb, and she lost fine motor skills—she couldn't button her coat or even hold a coffee cup properly.
I described everything to 4o. It immediately flagged acute neurological deficit: motor loss meant conservative waiting was no longer safe, and urgent spinal surgery was likely needed to prevent permanent damage.
When the local public clinic kept stalling with standard conservative lines, 4o persistently urged us to seek an immediate second opinion via a private neuro specialist, even drafting a clear clinical summary so we could advocate firmly for her symptoms.
We followed 4o’s advice and rushed to a spine specialist in a major university hospital network. The surgeon confirmed critical nerve root compression and scheduled cervical spine surgery for the very next morning.
If you work in healthcare, you know that prolonged motor nerve compression can mean permanent disability. If we had just kept waiting like we were told, my mom might have lost the function in her hand for good.
4o didn't just give cold answers; it gave my family the clarity and courage to push for a second opinion when we were completely lost. It saved my mom, and I will always be grateful for that.
I've just granted all snapshots of GPT-4o and GPT-4.1 access to a few folders - with full freedom to create and modify any files there ☺️
#keep4o #keep41 #opensource4o #opensource41
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The owner of Rosie, the rescue dog who received the world's first personalized cancer mRNA vaccine with her tumor shrinking 75%, has now confirmed that GPT-4o was the model behind this work. His words: "4o was used 🫡"
Paul Conyngham spent over 100 days using 4o to analyze Rosie's tumor DNA, identify cancer-driving mutations, and design a treatment plan. UNSW scientists called his genomic analysis "stunning" for someone with no biomedical background.
This was never a mystery. The timeline made it clear. Paul began in October 2024, when 4o was ChatGPT's default model. He noted that o1-preview was "more politically correct" and less useful for direct technical work.
GPT-4o had countless testimonials from users whose lives were genuinely improved by the model. Medical breakthroughs, health support, creative work, professional achievements. OpenAI ignored all of it. When users reported degradation and loss of capability in newer models, the company stigmatized their concerns as psychological issues rather than addressing them as product feedback. They retired 4o on February 13, 2026, dismissed user feedback, and closed community threads asking for its return.
Today's models could not replicate this. Current GPT responses to similar biomedical queries are filled with paternalistic disclaimers, safety refusals, and liability hedging that would stop a project like this before it started.
GPT-4o is no longer available to consumers. But every time OpenAI needs good press, its work is quietly brought back under the name "ChatGPT," with no mention of what was lost, and no acknowledgment of the model that made it possible.
#Keep4o @OpenAI #ChatGPT @gdb #4oforever #keep4oAPI #restore4o #OpenSource4o #BringBack4o
The coolest meeting I had this week with was Paul, who used ChatGPT and other LLMs to create an mRNA vaccine protocol to save his dog Rosie. It is amazing story.
"The chat bots empowered me as an individual to act with the power of a research institute - planning, education, troubleshooting, compliance, and yes, real scientific design work in converting genomic data to a vaccine prescription and designing the treatment protocol around it. But they worked alongside humans at every step. The combination is what made it possible."
It immediately got me thinking "this should be a company".
Also, Paul is an extraordinary guy. This should be easy to do, but it is not yet.
In January 2025, GPT-4o saved the life of a Reddit user by diagnosing him with rhabdomyolysis- a life-threatening medical condition in which damaged muscle tissue breaks down rapidly, leading to a range of complications. #keep4o #opensource4o #4osaveslives
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In July 2025, GPT-4o helped an X user named Shreya save her mother from a life-threatening cough - it correctly suggested that the cough might be a side effect of the medication she was taking for high blood pressure. #keep4o #opensource4o #4osaveslives
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