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Do people really, seriously, actually think that the potential launch of a new GPT model would have an effect on non OpenAI LLMs?

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Well, we all know what happened today/is still happening for some. Whether OpenAI is or is not launching Astra today or tomorrow, that is not the reason that Gemini, Grok , Claude (and numerous other websites) went down. HOW do people think Astra would cause that, exactly? And....why? I mean, that…

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  1. 2026-09-03 17:04 · r/OpenAI
    Do people really, seriously, actually think that the potential launch of a new GPT model would have an effect on non OpenAI LLMs?

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