OpenAI doesn't need more resets, needs better communication, argues paying user
AirportEither2456 · reddit · 2026-10-07
A Reddit user publishes a long critique of OpenAI's "28 days of improvements" push, saying peers are switching back to or retesting Claude and that OpenAI "fell asleep at the wheel." Suggestions: communicate openly (e.g., whether Chat and Work stay separate), build models matching competitors in capability and speed, stop launching confusing products, treat paying customers better given $100-$500 tiers, stop frequent resets that look desperate, avoid copying every competitor, and drop the arrogance on social media. The author still likes OpenAI but says the pioneer has wandered off the path.
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