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Hot Take: OpenAI May Become the Next Anthropic

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English translation of the Chinese original. This version is generated for international readers and may be refined over time.

Date: 2026-06-06

Speaking of riots, OpenAI might become the next A society.

I have recently seen many of my readers and friends and other posts on the platform talking about the OpenAI seal, and the complaints are probably useless.

I thought about my own story, and suddenly I felt like I knew it.

If my name is sealed, I'll take it with me. After all, it's a gift. I'm a whore.

But seeing that many friends don't do anything, they use it normally, they don't do black stuff, they don't do turn things around, they can be blocked, and I think it's necessary.

Here's some friends' seals.

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Because GPT-5.5 is a really good model, and since A's has been doing things lately, people can't stand it. And OpenAI resets the amount when it doesn't fit, and Plus uses Pro 5x, Pro 5x, and Pro 20x, which is really too good.

Maybe it's been growing too fast recently, and OpenAi gives me the feeling that there's an ambiguous touch that reaches every developer.

You never know why your account number is sealed, or if it's your next. The complaint was like talking to a wall, like a deep sense of weakness in the mud.

It feels like you're standing outside a closed door, you know, behind a door, but he just doesn't talk. You don't even know where you're wrong. You can only guess over and over again.

It's not just about the seal anymore. When a platform has absolute power of production and the power to interpret itself, it moves irresistibly towards that step - first to learn how to fight its opponents and then to turn itself into what it once hated.

The dragon-slayer is finally the dragon, Openai is using the same arrogance to return to the A Club's old path.

So this time looking at OpenAI's cover, I'm really a bit of a proxy.

A company called Open, how did it close a door.

First of all, the firm's name is OpenAI. Open, open.

But every step it's taken over the years is against that word. The model is not open, and the more the technical report is written, the more the API is covered with rules, and now even accounts can stop.

I went to take a circle of reasons for being sealed off, basically in these categories: IP jumps and jumps (especially in Asia), multi-equipment log-in, judged shared account number, API calls too hard to sell resources.

You pay attention to the word "decided."

Many times you didn't really do it. The wind control thinks you did it.

More interesting is the use of words. OpenAI, almost nothing, Ban, it's official.deactivated- Disable. How decent, neutral, without any taste of gunpowder. But behind this moderate wording is an automated system for your instant judgment.

As for complaints, the official process is complete: email links, complaint forms, help centres. But the success rate... so many stoned posts in the community have answered it.

A person was sealed off at the beginning of the year and a "violation clause" was included in the notice, and a complaint was sent and no further action was taken.

Speaking of which, you probably understand why I thought of A Society.

A society wasn't like that.

It started as a subversive, an idealist, a challenger who was so vehemently clamouring for change in the world.

But when it becomes powerful enough to become infrastructure and the only option that many people can't get around, its relationship with users changes quietly.

It doesn't have to flatter you anymore because you can't leave it.

It then began to set rules, set thresholds, draw and kill.

You don't like it? You can go. Can you go?

This is not a technical setback, but quite the contrary - precisely because its technology is so good and irreplaceable that it has the bottom line for you.

The arrogance of the powerful does not begin with evil. It started from "I don't need to explain to you."

I'm not afraid of its powers, it's its posture. When a company slips from "I'm gonna change the world" to "I'm qualified to judge your account," it's only a while away from A.

End of the riots. Of course I want to see things through.

That's it.