'Most buggy software ever built': users question OpenAI's six-month productivity claim after DevDay
karmay007 · x · 2026-10-02
Doubts swirl around OpenAI's DevDay narrative: tibo had claimed Astra boosted internal productivity so much that products shipped six months early at DevDay, yet Sam Altman's pre-DevDay 'we have found a new thing' teaser was followed by no visible six-month leap. This post adds that Codex is 'the most buggy software ever built,' highlighting the gap between productivity claims and product quality.
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