@VraserX: The GPT 5.6 Prediction Nobody Wants To Hear If GPT 5.6 drops soon, my bet is that the biggest leap will not be “smarter…
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A prediction that GPT 5.6 will focus on autonomy features like longer tasks, better computer use, and stronger agents rather than just smarter answers.
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The GPT 5.6 Prediction Nobody Wants To Hear
If GPT 5.6 drops soon, my bet is that the biggest leap will not be “smarter answers.”
It will be autonomy.
• longer tasks without babysitting • better computer use • fewer dumb hallucinations • stronger coding agents • deeper research loops • voice mode that finally feels useful • less prompt engineering, more execution
GPT 5.6 will probably not feel like a chatbot upgrade.
It will feel like the first version of the office worker replacement stack.
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