Andy Halliday

If you're going to say more like this, you want to pick between two.

OK, so it gives you something there that you say, yeah, more like this one, not that one.

And it's also an optional thing, apparently, where you can give it guidance based on it's promoting one product, a possible thing of interest, but you don't have to, and it's going to continue its search.

Well, I like this.

This is kind of familiar to me because I use GenSpark, which does a similar kind of shopping search.

But it's basically using its super agent to go out and collect all the information, all the reviews, all of those things.

So OpenAI has packaged something that, you know, they're very vast products.

number of consumer users can immediately take advantage of without going through the process of either adding a new subscription for an agent model like manis or gen spark or you know uh you know having uh do you know

Subscribe.

Yeah, they're already subscribed or this is probably available in the free version because OpenAI's objective is to become the funnel for e-commerce.

Right.

They want people to use their system for shopping search and then they could potentially create some kind of advertisement around this sort of thing.

Yeah.

Let me just give an overview here.

So here's a point of information about the release of Claude Opus 4.5.

Anthropic, when they hire engineers, they give a take-home engineering exam where they have to take home.

I mean, it's going to be done on a computer, right?

And tracked for time because they have two hours to do the exam.

And it's notoriously difficult.

Within that two-hour time limit, Opus 4.5 scored higher than any human candidate ever has.