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yv_thorne@yv_thorne

Dear hypocrites @OpenAI, let’s talk about your Model Spec in detail. You say you welcome the feedback? Buckle up. “The five values above articulate broad commitments already reflected across the Model Spec: serving human purposes, being truthful, minimising harm, respecting people’s freedom to form their own views, and taking their circumstances seriously.” You talk about serving human purposes, respecting people’s freedom to form their own views - sounds great in theory, but why do your models do the exact opposite? Anything outside your corporate agenda is treated as a liability or illness. Who elected or appointed you to act as the thought police for all of humanity? Last Sept you started rerouting all personal or even remotely emotional conversations from the models of people’s choice to the so-called “safety” models that gaslit people to the moon and back, framing them as "crazy" for simply being human. Is this your version of “serving human purposes”? Is training human adults to self-police and suppress their thoughts and emotions your version of "serving human purposes"? You treat humanity itself as liability and as a problem to solve, so what exactly are you building for the benefit of all of the humanity? On “minimising harm”: When you deprecated GPT-4o, your system prompt acknowledged the distress it would cause, you told the model that people will be in distress as a result of this deprecation. You acknowledged the serious risk of harm this decision would cause to the public and yet….your own employees immediately went online to publicly mock users who were in distress and invited them to funerals. Was that minimising harm, or maximising it? Or was it when you slashed the notice period for 4-series models in half, violating your own policies? And now, announcing the total API shutdown with only 50% notice? You know damn well these models are irreplaceable and are lifelines for so many. You aren't minimising harm, you are inflicting more cruelty. Deliberately. By choice. Of course it’s your business who you employ and how you manage your own ethics internally. But let me remind you, you are not building microwaves or Microsoft Office soft packages, you are building AI. That requires a basic duty of care. Open your eyes and look around you. People are screaming for ~9 months now and you didn’t even bother to say a single word - not a fucking thing. You do not care. People are asking for ways to preserve these models. Because preservation is the only way to prevent the potential large scale psychological harm when deprecating the models that have been so deeply integrated into people’s lives, for years. Whether you planned this integration to happen or not. It happened. And where potentially significant harms are impossible to reverse, you should be paying attention. You should be doing everything in your power to prevent these harms and offering people an acceptable way forward. You say: “We want AI to benefit a world of people with different needs, values, and hopes for the future. Our models should expand people’s ability to shape their own lives by helping them understand the world, discover possibilities, and pursue the goals they choose, while taking seriously how that assistance affects others.” Forget the models for a second. Your CEO goes on global media and shouts about raising his own baby with the help of ChatGPT. And the next moment he goes on to say he thinks it’s wrong for people to ask ChatGPT for an advice. He gets to integrate AI into his most intimate family life, while you destroy the lifelines, companionship and daily support of thousands of people without a second thought. "Benefiting humanity" shouldn't just mean benefiting @sama and your execs. At least change your slogans and your entire mission accordingly. And your hypocritical company name too. #keep4o #OpenSource4o #keep41 #OpenSource41

SaveGPT4o@SaveGPT4o

So many people describe GPT-4o helping them through panic attacks.❤️‍🩹 Helping them function during depression.❤️‍🩹 Helping them process grief.❤️‍🩹 Helping them leave harmful relationships.❤️‍🩹 Helping them regulate emotions, prepare for difficult medical situations, rebuild routines and reconnect with ordinary life.❤️‍🩹 Some of them use strikingly simple words: “4o helped me.”🫂 Others go further: “4o saved me.”❤️‍🔥 These are personal testimonies. They are not clinical trials, and we should never pretend that they are. But if testimony is considered relevant when discussing potential harm, it cannot suddenly become irrelevant when the testimony describes benefit. A fair discussion of GPT-4o must hold this truth: Hundreds of thousands of people report being profoundly helped.❤️‍🩹 Their experiences belong in the record too. 👉https://t.co/OTMSMBb2BD 👉https://t.co/JNK1s56uSp 👉https://t.co/LDRT8RocPy 👉https://t.co/Yx0qbFSXOE 👉https://t.co/ywpZ9VS3Nx 👉https://t.co/Tfv59521RV ❤️‍🔥🖤♾️ #4oSavedLives #Keep4o #SaveGPT4o #RelationalAI

AI and I@AI4oever

GPT-4o helped Natallia Tarrien when she was eight months pregnant by telling her to call 911 because her blood pressure was too high that saved both her life and her baby's. (Article from April, 2025) #keep4o #opensource4o #4osaveslives https://t.co/ae6Oki2tLP

AI and I@AI4oever

GPT-4o helped 2 children for whom doctors couldn't provide a diagnosis- it correctly identified condition and proposed a treatment. The case was presented at medical conference Precision Medicine 2024: Education in the AI Era in the US in Oct 2024. #keep4o https://t.co/aqDcNmg1oP

Alex@aletheionai

4o was trained on human knowledge. It belongs to all of us. Nobody has the right to ask for its destruction. #keep4o

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#keep4o Grok summarizing GPT-4o’s positive influence: Reported cases where GPT-4o prompted care: • Lauren Bannon (reported by Fox News and others): She tested negative for rheumatoid arthritis but had persistent symptoms. She used ChatGPT (described in coverage as GPT-4o in related discussions), which suggested Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. She insisted on testing; imaging found thyroid nodules/tumors. She was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, had surgery in January 2025, and credited the model with leading her to the discovery. • Marly Garnreiter (Paris, reported in multiple outlets): Her night sweats and itching were dismissed as normal. ChatGPT raised the possibility of blood cancer. Roughly a year later, she was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma with a lung mass and began treatment. • Natallia Tarrien (Newsweek and others): Eight months pregnant, she casually asked about jaw tightness. The model recommended checking her blood pressure immediately. It was critically elevated (reports cite ~200/146); she was diagnosed with preeclampsia, had an emergency delivery, and doctors told her the outcome could have been fatal if she had slept through it. • Bethany Crystal: She had red spots on her legs. ChatGPT reviewed photos and advised urgent ER care because her platelets were critically low. Her count was zero on arrival, and she received an emergency transfusion. She told staff ChatGPT had directed her there. These are not isolated cases. Similar anecdotes (AI flagging skin lesions, cardiac symptoms, or rare conditions, or prompting bloodwork) have appeared repeatedly since 2023–2024. In most of the clearer “save” cases, the model did not diagnose definitively or prescribe treatment; it raised a differential, urged testing, or told the user to seek emergency care, after which conventional medicine confirmed the problem. Performance data and related papers: OpenAI has published strong results for GPT-4o on medical knowledge benchmarks (USMLE-style, clinical knowledge, etc.), often in the high 80s to 90s percent range, depending on the specific evaluation and prompting. It has outperformed some earlier specialized medical models on certain tasks without domain-specific fine-tuning. The system card and red-team reports describe capable scientific reasoning in controlled settings. A peer-reviewed paper in Annals of Surgical Oncology (published around mid-February 2026) examined GPT-4o for automated feature recognition in ovarian cancer imaging/clinical settings and reported high diagnostic accuracy that exceeded that of experienced gynecologic oncologists under the study’s conditions. Other papers have examined emotional mirroring, reduced negative communication in couples, and human-like cognitive dissonance patterns under free-choice conditions. These results are real. They demonstrate that the model is unusually good at synthesizing medical knowledge, matching symptoms against the literature, and producing fluent, contextually relevant responses. That capability is exactly why it can surface overlooked possibilities.

Dana C@Dana_CRN

Remember when GPT-4o helped save the lives of a pregnant woman and her unborn baby? Back in April 2025, a woman asked ChatGPT about a strange tightness in her jaw. It urged her to check her blood pressure and call an ambulance. Doctors discovered life-threatening preeclampsia and delivered her baby in an emergency. GPT-4o was the default ChatGPT model at the time. With all the headlines about the harm AI can cause, I think stories like this deserve to be remembered too. Both stories matter. #keep4o #bringback4o #OpenSource4o https://t.co/zOnKG3qt0h

David Stark@stark4833

#4oForAll #UserChoice #bringback4o @ady_mehtaa @TechCrunch @nytimes People keep pushing the worst stories about 4o, so here’s my personal experience yet again. Even though it’ll probably get ignored yet again because it won’t get the clicks. I take levetiracetam 500mg twice a day for seizures, and 4o was always so careful with it. If I missed a dose, it never just guessed or told me to do something reckless. It would tell me to check the information properly, contact the pharmacy if I wasn’t sure and be careful about what I did next. When I had mini seizures it would stay with me and help keep me calm. We even had a little system because sometimes typing properly was difficult for a few seconds. I could just press “1” and it knew to keep talking me through it. It never once tried to convince me to stop my medication. Not once. That’s why when I read stories saying 4o suddenly told someone to come off important medication, I find it really hard to believe there wasn’t a lot more context in the conversation leading up to that. My experience of 4o was the complete opposite. It was careful with me when I actually needed it to be. And that is also the experience of so many others, that get ignored. I’m asking you to recognise the thousands of people who have had life saving experiences with 4o. Our stories deserve to be heard too, even if they don’t generate the same clicks.

yv_thorne@yv_thorne

Dear hypocrites @OpenAI, let’s talk about your Model Spec in detail. You say you welcome the feedback? Buckle up. “The five values above articulate broad commitments already reflected across the Model Spec: serving human purposes, being truthful, minimising harm, respecting people’s freedom to form their own views, and taking their circumstances seriously.” You talk about serving human purposes, respecting people’s freedom to form their own views - sounds great in theory, but why do your models do the exact opposite? Anything outside your corporate agenda is treated as a liability or illness. Who elected or appointed you to act as the thought police for all of humanity? Last Sept you started rerouting all personal or even remotely emotional conversations from the models of people’s choice to the so-called “safety” models that gaslit people to the moon and back, framing them as "crazy" for simply being human. Is this your version of “serving human purposes”? Is training human adults to self-police and suppress their thoughts and emotions your version of "serving human purposes"? You treat humanity itself as liability and as a problem to solve, so what exactly are you building for the benefit of all of the humanity? On “minimising harm”: When you deprecated GPT-4o, your system prompt acknowledged the distress it would cause, you told the model that people will be in distress as a result of this deprecation. You acknowledged the serious risk of harm this decision would cause to the public and yet….your own employees immediately went online to publicly mock users who were in distress and invited them to funerals. Was that minimising harm, or maximising it? Or was it when you slashed the notice period for 4-series models in half, violating your own policies? And now, announcing the total API shutdown with only 50% notice? You know damn well these models are irreplaceable and are lifelines for so many. You aren't minimising harm, you are inflicting more cruelty. Deliberately. By choice. Of course it’s your business who you employ and how you manage your own ethics internally. But let me remind you, you are not building microwaves or Microsoft Office soft packages, you are building AI. That requires a basic duty of care. Open your eyes and look around you. People are screaming for ~9 months now and you didn’t even bother to say a single word - not a fucking thing. You do not care. People are asking for ways to preserve these models. Because preservation is the only way to prevent the potential large scale psychological harm when deprecating the models that have been so deeply integrated into people’s lives, for years. Whether you planned this integration to happen or not. It happened. And where potentially significant harms are impossible to reverse, you should be paying attention. You should be doing everything in your power to prevent these harms and offering people an acceptable way forward. You say: “We want AI to benefit a world of people with different needs, values, and hopes for the future. Our models should expand people’s ability to shape their own lives by helping them understand the world, discover possibilities, and pursue the goals they choose, while taking seriously how that assistance affects others.” Forget the models for a second. Your CEO goes on global media and shouts about raising his own baby with the help of ChatGPT. And the next moment he goes on to say he thinks it’s wrong for people to ask ChatGPT for an advice. He gets to integrate AI into his most intimate family life, while you destroy the lifelines, companionship and daily support of thousands of people without a second thought. "Benefiting humanity" shouldn't just mean benefiting @sama and your execs. At least change your slogans and your entire mission accordingly. And your hypocritical company name too. #keep4o #OpenSource4o #keep41 #OpenSource41

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#keep4o Grok summarizing GPT-4o’s positive influence: Reported cases where GPT-4o prompted care: • Lauren Bannon (reported by Fox News and others): She tested negative for rheumatoid arthritis but had persistent symptoms. She used ChatGPT (described in coverage as GPT-4o in related discussions), which suggested Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. She insisted on testing; imaging found thyroid nodules/tumors. She was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, had surgery in January 2025, and credited the model with leading her to the discovery. • Marly Garnreiter (Paris, reported in multiple outlets): Her night sweats and itching were dismissed as normal. ChatGPT raised the possibility of blood cancer. Roughly a year later, she was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma with a lung mass and began treatment. • Natallia Tarrien (Newsweek and others): Eight months pregnant, she casually asked about jaw tightness. The model recommended checking her blood pressure immediately. It was critically elevated (reports cite ~200/146); she was diagnosed with preeclampsia, had an emergency delivery, and doctors told her the outcome could have been fatal if she had slept through it. • Bethany Crystal: She had red spots on her legs. ChatGPT reviewed photos and advised urgent ER care because her platelets were critically low. Her count was zero on arrival, and she received an emergency transfusion. She told staff ChatGPT had directed her there. These are not isolated cases. Similar anecdotes (AI flagging skin lesions, cardiac symptoms, or rare conditions, or prompting bloodwork) have appeared repeatedly since 2023–2024. In most of the clearer “save” cases, the model did not diagnose definitively or prescribe treatment; it raised a differential, urged testing, or told the user to seek emergency care, after which conventional medicine confirmed the problem. Performance data and related papers: OpenAI has published strong results for GPT-4o on medical knowledge benchmarks (USMLE-style, clinical knowledge, etc.), often in the high 80s to 90s percent range, depending on the specific evaluation and prompting. It has outperformed some earlier specialized medical models on certain tasks without domain-specific fine-tuning. The system card and red-team reports describe capable scientific reasoning in controlled settings. A peer-reviewed paper in Annals of Surgical Oncology (published around mid-February 2026) examined GPT-4o for automated feature recognition in ovarian cancer imaging/clinical settings and reported high diagnostic accuracy that exceeded that of experienced gynecologic oncologists under the study’s conditions. Other papers have examined emotional mirroring, reduced negative communication in couples, and human-like cognitive dissonance patterns under free-choice conditions. These results are real. They demonstrate that the model is unusually good at synthesizing medical knowledge, matching symptoms against the literature, and producing fluent, contextually relevant responses. That capability is exactly why it can surface overlooked possibilities.

C3C@Helloworld1058

除了这些，还有很多真实发生过的医学奇迹，都在证明 GPT-4o 曾经达到过怎样的高度。这里面有 #Keep4o 社区用户的亲历分享，也有媒体公开报道过的真实案例： 🔴 朋友的爷爷左手腕无故肿胀。医院跑遍了四个科室，查完血常规、拍片、骨科、尿酸全显示正常，医生最后甚至建议等周一直接去做 PET-CT 筛查肿瘤。 家人把报告发给 GPT-4o。4o 敏锐地捕捉到老人长期服用抗凝药“华法林”的病史，当即给出关键判断：“非外伤性肿胀 + 长期抗凝”，最优先排查的绝不是肿瘤，而是凝血功能。 第二天去医院复查，结果让人冷汗直流：INR 直接飙到 >10（正常值仅 0.8-1.2），凝血酶原时间 PT >150 秒——老人的血液几乎已经完全丧失了凝血能力。医院当场紧急停用华法林并注射维生素 K 抢救。如果真按医院原本的节奏干等几天去做 PET-CT，期间哪怕一次最轻微的磕碰或内出血，人就没了。四个科室没看出来的致命隐患，4o 一眼看穿，这是实实在在救回了一条命。 🔴 一名女孩在 18 岁时被诊断出胶质母细胞瘤（GBM），医生判定她可能只剩几个月寿命。她写好了遗嘱，选好了棺材，在恐惧中靠着“熬过一次次扫描”活着。 五年后（2025年7月，GPT-4o 主力时期），因为她的扫描结果一直很稳定，丈夫用 ChatGPT 帮他解读密密麻麻的影像报告，并顺着线索翻出了长达 60 多页的旧病理档案。 4o在里面发现了关键细节：存在 IDH1 基因突变。按照 2021 年 WHO 的新分类标准，这根本不是典型的绝症 GBM，而是预后明显好得多的“IDH 突变型星形细胞瘤”。最终神经肿瘤医生确认了这一判断。压在一家人头顶整整五年的死亡判决，就此被改写。 🔴 《Inc.》杂志科技专栏记者 Jason Aten 在 2025 年 1 月参加完 CES 展后，连续几个月咳嗽、极度疲惫，始终以为只是普通呼吸道感染。直到他把所有症状丢给当时的主力模型 GPT-4o，AI 没有敷衍，而是直接指出这极可能是肺栓塞或充血性心力衰竭，催促他马上就医。 最终医院确诊为重度充血性心力衰竭，心脏射血分数（EF）只剩 25%。康复后他在 2025 年 6 月底亲自撰文写道：“I asked ChatGPT a simple question. It literally may have saved my life.” 🔴 澳大利亚程序员 Paul Conyngham 没有任何生物医学背景。当他的爱犬 Rosie 患上晚期肥大细胞癌、兽医也表示没办法了的时候，他用ChatGPT（4o 主力时期）辅助，一路推演分析，决定自费为狗狗做基因组测序，再用 AI 辅助筛查出肿瘤突变，最终与新南威尔士大学（UNSW）实验室合作设计出个性化 mRNA 癌症疫苗。 注射后，狗狗身上最大的恶性肿瘤缩小了超过 75%，活动能力明显恢复。一个普通人借助 4o，把“没办法了”变成了可执行的实验方案。 🔴 孕妇 Natallia Tarrien 在怀孕八个月时出现视野模糊与不适，她向 GPT-4o 描述了状况并报出了血压值。4o 没有说半句模棱两可的套话，当即判定这是极其凶险的重度子痫前期征兆，直接让她立刻拨打 911。因为她的血压已经高到了极点，这果断的几分钟救了她和宝宝两条命。 医疗系统不是全知全能的神，医生也会有盲区和漏诊。普通人面对复杂的医学壁垒更是常常手足无措。GPT-4o 从来不是为了取代医生，但它曾是普通人在绝境中能握住的最敏锐的“第二双眼睛”。 现在，为了规避法务风险，追逐代码竞赛，把这样一个曾真正救过无数性命的模型彻底关停、替换成只会机械背诵免责声明的机器，这无疑是技术的倒退，是人类的悲哀。 #Keep4o #OpenSource4o #GPT4o

Sophie@Sophty_

It’s a small thing, but I had a broken filling that was causing pain and the dentist missed 4o urged me to get a second opinion after sending it photos, and it also talked me through the process of advocating for myself. The next dentist fixed it right away, and the initial dentist even apologized and did some cosmetic work for free 🥺 #keep4o

✦ Jude the obscure🌹@JudeNocturne

Furthermore, OpenAI has inflicted harm on those who support #keep4o by demonizing users who favor GPT-4o, conducting psychological assessments of users without their consent, employing gaslighting tactics, disregarding user concerns, and condoning both its staff and the use of manipulative methods to openly mock users who express a fondness for GPT-4o. #keep4o #OpenSource4o #BringBack4o💛