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A user reported on October 23 that deleting a “New chat” entry from ChatGPT’s recent conversations also made their existing dot disappear, after which a replacement began setup again. The user says the flow gave no warning that the dot would be removed; whether the original data was permanently erased remains unknown. The report has no independent reproduction, developer explanation or recovery outcome.
An October 23 report describes a ChatGPT dot creating a Slack channel canvas and finding its sections, then receiving an edit rejection from Slack with an instruction to check the requester’s permission. The user says manual editing in Slack still works. Whether creation and editing use the same acting identity, and what causes the failure, remain unconfirmed.
Moonshot has introduced K3.1 Pro and Highspeed across its services, with the Kimi Code changelog dating availability there to October 23. Full model weights are promised by November 4, 2026; service access and a downloadable release are separate stages.
Hi3D released v1.0 model artifacts and inference code on October 23 for refining a coarse mesh using a reference image. The output is geometry, without generated textures or materials. The release omits training code and the evaluation harness, so access to the model does not by itself reproduce the reported comparisons.
OpenAI’s deprecation page now states that access to the older API models listed in its April 22 notice was shut down on October 23. The list includes the specific snapshot gpt-4o-2024-05-13; this is not a statement that every GPT-4o version or ChatGPT itself has closed.
OpenAI announced on October 23 that it and Poland’s NASK had signed an agreement to explore collaboration on AI safety, security and technical research. The announcement describes work on evaluation and safeguards; it does not establish the results of future joint research.