Coding Vepby through GPT-5 chaos

Last week, we faced a problem: no one was coded in the show. So in today’s episode, we began to reform this. Everyone came ready for the Vepby Chego project – and some wrong adventures to be in line with it.

this week VergeCastWe discuss the repercussions of the chaotic GPT-5 and why the new model does not rise to the noise level. We also explore one of the big promises of GPT-5: Coding Vepi. Openai focused on a large amount of improved coding capabilities of the model, and even suggested that the average user can demand his way to a useful interactive experience. We put it in the test and quickly learn that the tool is not completely ready for users not ready to codish like us.

Next, we dive into a busy week of Chenigan companies, the size of whether some of the largest moves are serious business strategies, timely exciting works, or a few of the two. On the menu: Confusion tries to buy Chrome, Apple Sovens Apple Cinemas, and Apple rejects a settlement with Massimo, and Elon Musk, which threatens to prosecute Apple.

Finally, The Thunder Round returns to get a lot of talking about smart watches and the risks of artificial intelligence. Can you replace your phone with your watch? Can you trust what Chatbot says about himself? We have some strong feelings about it.

If you want to read more about the stories we discussed, check the links below.