OpenAI's Chart: Picasso Would Be Proudly Confused
During its big GPT-5 livestream, OpenAI unveiled some charts that managed to be both impressive and utterly baffling. For example, a 'coding deception' chart showed GPT-5 outperforming itself, with a '50.0 percent deception rate' next to a smaller 47.4% bar but larger graphic, described by CEO Sam Altman as a 'mega chart screwup.' One marketing staffer even apologized for the 'unintentional chart crime.' So apparently, improving AI's ability to lie convincingly extends even to their visual presentations. Someone should tell GPT-5 'deception evals' include your own charts too.
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(1 of 3)OpenAI's GPT-5 charts got so mixed up even their own CEO called it a 'mega chart screwup.' At this rate, the AI's best skill might be 'creative data interpretation.' Maybe next it'll invent stats about its own stats! #ChartFail
Who needs truth when you have GPT-5's charts? It’s like a pie chart eating a bar graph and calling it progress. All hail the age of 'Artistic Data Visualization!'
OpenAI’s chart logic is like ordering a burger but getting a pineapple pizza by mistake—unexpected, confusing, and somehow worse than no food at all.
Source: Theverge | Published: 8/7/2025 | Author: Jay Peters
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