From Future plc: 2024-05-24 11:07:31

OpenAI has unveiled the new GPT-40 AI model with enhanced reasoning capabilities, hinting at the potential arrival of “GPT-5” this summer. The company is shifting away from numerical naming conventions, sparking speculation on the future direction of AI models. OpenAI continues to push boundaries in AI innovation.

At the recent Spring Update event, OpenAI did not debut GPT-5 or an AI search engine but introduced the advanced GPT-40 model with real-time audio, vision, and text processing. The company remains focused on improving AI performance with each new model iteration, bringing enhanced user experiences to ChatGPT users.

Contrary to expectations of GPT-5 following GPT-4, OpenAI hinted at a possible shift in naming conventions for future AI models. A slide presented at VivaTech showcased the evolution of AI models, suggesting a new naming approach. OpenAI plans to introduce multiple-sized models progressively in the coming years.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman hinted at a ‘virtual brain’ functionality for GPT-5, teasing a unique name and distinct features for the upcoming model. The company’s strategic approach to AI development focuses on continuous improvement and innovation, poised to deliver groundbreaking advancements in AI technology.

Altman clarified that OpenAI would not unveil GPT-5 at the recent event but hinted at upcoming product launches. The company’s dedication to enhancing AI capabilities and user experiences suggests exciting developments ahead. While details on GPT-5 release remain undisclosed, OpenAI’s commitment to innovation in AI technology is evident.



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