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OpenAI’s long awaited GPT-5 is here and swyx + ben have been testing with OpenAI for a while now. tldr; we think it’s a significant leap towards AGI. Special thanks to my co-founder Alexis Gauba for helping us put this together :) check out our first look video here.@Sama has been hyping up talking about GPT-5 for nearly 2 years. And today, it finally arrived. As an early-access partner of OpenAI,

Quick reminder: AI Engineer CFPs close soon! Take a look at “undervalued tracks” like Computer Use, Voice, and Reasoning, and apply via our CFP MCP (talks OR workshops, we’ll figure it out). Relevant to today’s quick post we do have an Agent Reliability track. Also: take the 2025 State of AI Engineering Survey! The AI attention economy has enabled a hypeboi priesthood who exist in a state of perpe

swyx here: We’re proud to feature our first guest post1 of 2025! It has spawned great discussions on gdb, Ben, and Dan’s pages. See also our followup YouTube discussion. Since o1’s launch in October and o1 pro/o3’s announcement in December, many have been struggling to figure out their takes, both positive and negative. We took a strongly positive stance at the nadir of o1 Pro sentiment and mapped

Discussions on X, LinkedIn, YouTube. Also: Meet AI Engineers in person! Applications closing soon for attending and sponsoring AI Engineer Summit NYC, Feb 20-21. The picks from all the speakers in our Best of 2024 series catches you up for 2024, but since we wrote about running Paper Clubs, we’ve been asked many times for a reading list to recommend for those starting from scratch at work or with

We are observing a once in a generation “shift right” of applied AI, fueled by the emergent capabilities and open source/API availability of Foundation Models. A wide range of AI tasks that used to take 5 years and a research team to accomplish in 2013, now just require API docs and a spare afternoon in 2023. Important: the API line is permeable - AI Engineers can go left to finetune/host models a