In this episode of Brand Reviews, Kaleb and Yolanda dive into OpenAI's recent brand refresh. They unpack the visual evolution of the AI giant responsible for ChatGPT, examining the sleek typography (Dinamo?), minimalist aesthetic, and animations created by high-profile design agencies—or more importantly, humans.

The conversation explores the fascinating contradiction at the heart of this rebrand: while the two agree that the visual execution is beautiful, the hosts question why a company that creates AI capable of generating designs would outsource its own visual identity to human designers. This paradox leads to a deeper discussion about the limitations of current AI design capabilities and the ethical implications of AI companies presenting work that their own tools couldn't create.

Yolanda shares her firsthand experience trying to use ChatGPT for design work, while Kaleb provides context about the external agencies involved and the conceptual disconnect he perceives. The hosts also analyze the brand's key visual elements - from its typography and motion design to its world-centric imagery - and debate whether this refresh truly represents what OpenAI does.

Full of insightful critique, behind-the-scenes industry knowledge, and even a live experiment attempting to use AI to rebrand itself, this episode offers a fascinating look at the intersection of AI technology and human creativity in the design world.