"OpenAI is becoming the new Apple": Reddit user pans a basic Dev Day and $300/M output pricing
ExamImmediate8956 · reddit · 2026-10-04
A Reddit user argues OpenAI's latest Dev Day was underwhelming: the headline "dots" personalized coding agents mirror what Grok bot and Meta's Muse already do, feeling like a new industry standard rather than innovation. The one notable feature — dots in iMessage with callable agents — failed live on stage during Holly Li's demo.
They also criticize the new model's pricing: 300 tokens/sec for $60 per million input tokens and $300 per million output, with OpenAI's justification amounting to "it's worth it." The post links the author's own YouTube recap video.
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