Tibo
A member of the OpenAI team responsible for publishing information related to adjustments to GPT-5.6 usage limits.
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After the update, users can text Dot via iMessage or RCS as if contacting a friend, can forward content, send photos and voice, and can have Siri send requests on their behalf, and Dot will proactively reply with relevant progress; it is currently available in preview to Pro users in the U.S.
Tibo said the team plans to integrate the core capabilities of Chat and Work this year; it has not yet been launched and will be rolled out cautiously.
OpenAI product manager Tibo announced that at least one important improvement will be shipped every day for the next 28 days, with directions including simplifying products, improving efficiency, making usage limits more reasonable, and releasing new models.
One user cited founder Tibo's remarks in an interview: resets are usually granted in two situations—when the volume of complaints is very high, or when the team explicitly admits the model had a problem and messed up.
The founder publicly stating that resets happen only when complaints are high effectively ties quota allocation to user volume, which incentivizes users to compete for resources through public complaining.
A user who claimed the "bubble burst" a month and a half ago described how Tibo frequently granted resets and then suddenly went seven consecutive days without a single one, destroying the expectation of stable use.
One user said customer service had previously denied that a reset would happen, but the next day Tibo granted a reset.
OpenAI product lead Tibo launched a 28-day shipping commitment: over the next 28 days, the team must either deliver one meaningful improvement per day for Codex and workflow users, or give all users a complete credit reset.
According to the author's recollection, Tibo once posted that Dot's economic model was a promotional period lasting one month, and the author suspects that the quota or pricing will be significantly adjusted.
When GPT 6.1 first launched, many users reported slower responses; OpenAI subsequently added server capacity, and Tibo indicated that the speed issue has improved.
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The founder publicly stating that resets happen only when complaints are high effectively ties quota allocation to user volume, which incentivizes users to compete for resources through public complaining.
50%UnverifiedOne user cited founder Tibo's remarks in an interview: resets are usually granted in two situations—when the volume of complaints is very high, or when the team explicitly admits the model had a problem and messed up.
50%UnverifiedOne user said customer service had previously denied that a reset would happen, but the next day Tibo granted a reset.
50%UnverifiedA user who claimed the "bubble burst" a month and a half ago described how Tibo frequently granted resets and then suddenly went seven consecutive days without a single one, destroying the expectation of stable use.
50%UnverifiedOpenAI's Tibo stated that this round of API price reductions is permanent, not a limited-time promotion.
50%UnverifiedCodex's Tibo spent three years as a senior engineer at Google, then led a 20+ person SWE team at DeepMind responsible for AI/ML infrastructure.
50%UnverifiedAfter the update, users can text Dot via iMessage or RCS as if contacting a friend, can forward content, send photos and voice, and can have Siri send requests on their behalf, and Dot will proactively reply with relevant progress; it is currently available in preview to Pro users in the U.S.
50%UnverifiedTibo said the team plans to integrate the core capabilities of Chat and Work this year; it has not yet been launched and will be rolled out cautiously.
50%UnverifiedOpenAI product manager Tibo announced that at least one important improvement will be shipped every day for the next 28 days, with directions including simplifying products, improving efficiency, making usage limits more reasonable, and releasing new models.
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