OpenAI Killed Off Cheap ChatGPT Wrappers… Or Did It?
Posted by shift_devs@reddit | programming | View on Reddit | 4 comments
In one of the major announcements at their Dev Day conference last week, OpenAI unveiled AgentKit, a new suite of tools designed to make it easier to build agentic workflows.
What does this mean for anyone building products on top of the OpenAI platform? Is OpenAI competing with us?
Should we be excited, worried, or just ignore the hype?
Let’s dive in.
church-rosser@reddit
Per the article:
if you cant write a trackable well formed sentence for your AI blog advert, why the hell shouod anyone trust your agentic slop app?
grauenwolf@reddit
AI resellers, the ones who are building products on top of OpenAI/Anthropic, are doomed. They have no control over their costs or prices. At any time the AI vendors can destroy their business simply by increasing costs or releasing a competing product for a lower price.
Literally the only role AI resellers have is as free market research for the AI vendors.
Synth_Sapiens@reddit
"We have no moat and neither do they"
NuclearVII@reddit
Ignore the obvious ad for junk tech.