Dan Shipper from Evry stated that GPT-5.6 is a "much better writer" than Fable, which he finds too verbose and prone to using its own private language.

Dan Shipper argues that because AI models are trained on the same corpus of past work, their default output creates undifferentiated 'slop' or 'visible sameness'.

Dan Shipper of Every predicts there will be no tipping point where AI eliminates all jobs, arguing instead that increased automation creates more demand for expert human work.