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Might want to consider this is likely a fake image that, afaik, showed up on reddit first

https://old.reddit.com/r/OpenAI/comments/18i5n29/anyone_hear...

Also note the private token in the URL bar

Does that not lend more credibility to the leak. Who else but OpenAI employees would have access to an internal URL that you need a private token to access
And there going to post a screenshot with that private token in it?
I'm not claiming the photo is real, but it's important to remember humans make mistakes.
Who can possibly add parameters to a url?
or edit the DOM in their browser?
Surely they wouldn't allow that?
If you're good at prompt engineering, you can get people and AIs to do a lot of surprising things
Whatever you think of OpenAI and what they're doing, you can't deny that they have a drip marketing campaign that's simply legendary. It's just dominating the feeds.
I also usually believe everything I read on the internet. lol