Professor slams OpenAI's 'rare fail': custom GPT course tutors forced into unshareable plugins
prof_g · x · 2026-09-30
Professor @profg publicly criticized a "rare fail" from OpenAI: he must migrate all his custom-GPT course tutors to "plugins" for students to keep using them — but plugins cannot be publicly shared. Thousands of students rely on these tutors for coursework, and he laments that custom GPTs "were amazing." The post highlights how OpenAI's migration policy is breaking real educational workflows.
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