Descriptions:
Alex Finn hosts a live stream testing ChatGPT 5.5 immediately after its release, pitting it against Claude Opus 4.7 across multiple tasks and benchmarks. The centerpiece is an “AI Agent Olympics” run inside the OpenClaw framework, where both models are assigned identical multi-step creative and coding tasks — including game development and poster generation. Technical friction with OpenClaw’s latest update causes repeated delays during setup, a pain point Finn attributes to the framework’s history of breaking on every release.
In parallel, Finn runs his custom “Alex Finn Benchmark” inside Codex, comparing ChatGPT 5.5’s agentic coding output against Opus 4.7 on a 3JS game build. Live chat audience polling provides informal side-by-side verdict on poster outputs, with viewers split between the models. Early benchmark results show ChatGPT 5.5 in the lead numerically, while Finn personally prefers the aesthetic minimalism of Opus 4.7’s creative output.
The third segment draws on Finn’s direct experience using ChatGPT 5.5 Pro for his own business. The raw, unedited live format makes this less a polished review than a real-time stress test, with some comparisons left inconclusive due to setup issues. Viewers tracking how ChatGPT 5.5 performs against Anthropic’s flagship model in agentic, multi-step workflows will find useful firsthand observations here.
📺 Source: Alex Finn · Published April 24, 2026
🏷️ Format: Livestream
