What Do You Think About Chatgpt 5.5

Salamouna

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• Apr 25, 2026

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Hello
Chatgpt 5.5 is already here so if you teste what do you think about it?
What is the firs thing you test on new version to see if it's smarter or not?

 

CaoM1

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• May 9, 2026

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I feel like it has gotten a lot better but the demand is quite high for it on Cursor so I couldnt try it thoroughly, but I already like it

 

CaoM1

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• May 10, 2026

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crystal5577 said:

I'm pretty sure it's gonna fail in this test. If I'm not wrong, the ChatGPT updates have been just crap lately. Try other AI tools too.

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It seems to be the standard model nowadays, release a model too good, then dumb it down after a while

 

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JamesGunnCA

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• May 10, 2026

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It's been pretty good for me since Claude Opus has been messing up. Opus was really amazing before they nerfed it.

 

JinkHost

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• May 10, 2026

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I've been very happy with 5.5, the update really felt strong.

 

Sam G Ads

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• May 12, 2026

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Salamouna said:

Hello
Chatgpt 5.5 is already here so if you teste what do you think about it?
What is the firs thing you test on new version to see if it's smarter or not?

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Test the new model on your tasks. If you have complex, multi-step tasks, you'll see the difference. However, if you have simple, single-step tasks, the impact of the update may not always be noticeable.

 

JadJada

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• May 12, 2026

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The real test isn't whether it’s 'smarter' in a general sense, but how it handles nuanced psychological triggers and high-ticket persona consistency. Every update makes the 'AI voice' more generic and safe. I’m testing if 5.5 can finally break away from the sterile corporate tone without constant prompting, especially for dark-luxe branding where distance and status matter more than being helpful.