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OpenAI, because GPT-5 has only improved in terms of coding so as not to fall behind Anthropic. In addition, it does not consume more resources than its previous models.
In other aspects, there has been no improvement, it has declined slightly, or the improvement has been minimal. Does this mean that OpenAI and the sector are going to collapse?
Probably not, because there were only problems with the launch of this model. In the coming months, they will launch another model that solves this, although it may not.
It may not consume more resources, but the older models were already consuming way too many resources to pump out their bullshit machines