BREAKING🚨 Sam Altman: “GPT 6 is on the way” > Memory is the bet. “People want models that remember things over time.” Personalization and persistence are the north star. >What that unlocks Assistants that pick up where you left off, keep tone and preferences straight, and handle long horizon tasks without you re-explaining every session. > The release of GPT 6 will happen faster than the gap between GPT 4 - GPT 5. The only thing that was of concern here was "The models have already saturated the chat use case," Altman said. "They're not going to get much better. ... And maybe they're going to get worse."

First 🫡Honcho Release Week Drop! Introducing the Peer Paradigm We've re-architected Honcho to move away from the User-Assistant Paradigm to onewhere any entity, human, AI, NPC, or API, is represented as a Peer with equal standing in the system. The User-Assistant Paradigm created conceptual boundaries that encouraged generic single-player applications and agents without persistent identity. Peers enable: - Honcho to support group chats and multi-agent systems as first-class citizens - Peers can communicate directly instead of being mediated by a coordinator agent - Peer representations can be locally or globally scoped, depending on the use case - Peers can form dynamic relationships including alliances, trust networks, and adversarial dynamics - The shift from User-Assistant to Peer-to-Peer fundamentally expands what's possible—from single-player chatbots to truly multiplayer AI experiences where agents have agency, memory, and the ability to form complex social dynamics. Full post linked below ⏬