Is it about how everyone is using the term wrong and it doesn't mean anything anymore?

As far as I know, Altman does not own any shares in OpenAI. And what a good explanation you gave, although that is what happens in game theory, right? That normally the human being wants more despite the risk.

I agree, I should have clarified I actually meant setting up a wireguard server on a vps, not developing and alternative to wireguard or openvpn.

That's probably true, but it sure can be hard to motivate yourself to do things yourself when that AI dice roll is right there to give you an immediate dopamine hit. I'm starting to see things like vibecoding being as addictive as gambling. Personally I don't use AI because I see all the subtle ways it's wrong when programming, and the more I pay attention to things like AI search results, it seems like there's almost always something misrepresented or subtly incorrect in the output, and for any topics I'm not already fluent in, I likely won't notice these things until it's already causing issues

Even as a dev, I use a 32" QHD screen for programming. If I went 4K, I would need to use 150% scaling, and that breaks a LOT of stuff. Everything is built for 100% scaling. Every time I've plugged my PC into a 4K display I've regretted it. It go to 30Hz (on HDMI) or glitch out or something. Even if it doesn't, it's never as smooth.

I moved to DDG because I felt Google results were getting worse. You would search for something specific and instead just get varying degrees of the same article on different sites about it instead. Then I felt DDG was getting worse in just not always getting what was related, so I've moved to qwant. Other than not always getting geo-related results, the results have been the best I've seen in a while so I've stuck around for now.

The vast majority of videos don’t do well so… that means this solution won’t work for most people