GPT-5.2 Leak: Kill Sora, 8-Week ChatGPT Dash
OpenAI kills Sora, rushes GPT-5.2 in 8-week “Code Red” fight for survival
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Last week, Sam Altman rarely pressed OpenAI’s nuclear button—” Code Red.”
This was not merely a tactical adjustment, but more like a bloody “survival by self-amputation.”
Altman’s message was clear: Sora? Put it on hold. Those cool but unprofitable side projects? All pushed aside. For the next eight weeks, the entire company must focus on one thing—making ChatGPT indispensable again.
This week, OpenAI is set to release the highly anticipated GPT-5.2 model, with executives hoping it will quickly turn the tide in programming and business client markets.
However, according to insiders, to seize the market at this critical juncture, OpenAI leadership ruthlessly rejected the R&D team’s request for “just a bit more time to polish it.”
This almost brutal push is out of desperation, because Google, that giant beast, has truly gone berserk.
Cornered by Google
Since Google’s “Nano Banana” unexpectedly went viral in August, the balance of power in Silicon Valley’s AI circle has begun to tilt dramatically.
This tech giant, once mocked for being “slow-moving” and “bureaucratic,” whose early Gemini launch events repeatedly flopped, has now suddenly gone into overdrive like it’s on steroids, demonstrating an epic transformation from weak to dominant in the AI world.