In this episode, we dissect OpenAI's GPT-5 launch challenges, including the "autoswitcher/router" bug that CEO Sam Altman admitted made GPT-5 "seem way dumber" than it actually is. We explore OpenAI's decision to restore GPT-4o access following user backlash, current rate limits affecting Plus subscribers, and the mixed user sentiment around GPT-5's performance. The episode also covers Nvidia and AMD's new arrangement to sell AI chips to China while remitting 15% of revenue to the U.S. government, potentially generating billions in quarterly revenue. Finally, we examine the latest developments in Anthropic's copyright case, where a California federal judge denied the company's request to pause proceedings while seeking an early appeal on fair use issues.

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