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@iruletheworldmo (posted 2026-06-26) states the era of public access to…

2026-06-26 · 15:12 UTC ·@iruletheworldmo ·1 min read

Brief

Author @iruletheworldmo warns the era of public access to frontier AI is ending, alleging model availability is being pulled back and we're on the 'steepest part of the curve' (post dated 2026-06-26). They claim mythos 5.1 and gpt 5.7 match mythos's jump, argue reduced access undermines safety and Sam's democratizing philosophy, and say only seeing a future 'gpt 10' would be a societal disaster.

Why it matters

@iruletheworldmo (posted 2026-06-26) states the era of public access to bleeding‑edge models is over, warning that 'if these models are being taken away, we’re on the steepest part of the curve' and that access will become an 'ever receding point.'

Key details

@iruletheworldmo claims newer versions — mythos 5.1 and 'gpt 5.7' — are as significant a jump as mythos, argues this loss of incremental access is 'terrible for society and safety,' invokes 'Sam's' philosophy of democratizing AI, and says only getting a future 'gpt 10' would be 'an absolute societal disaster.'

Source evidence

it’s looks like the era of us living on the bleeding edge of frontier is over.

if these models are being taken away, we’re on the steepest part of the curve.

i know for a fact that the newer versions, mythos 5.1 and gpt 5.7 let’s say. are as significant a jump as mythos was.

sadly our access to such models will be an ever receding point.

this is terrible for society and safety.

sam’s entire philosophy has always been to democratise ai and ensure the frontier is making contact with the public so we can figure this out together.

if the next model we get our hands on is gpt 10, this would be an absolute societal disaster for so many reasons.