OpenAI Set to Unveil GPT-5: The Next Leap in AI Evolution
Discover the anticipated launch of GPT-5, OpenAI's latest large language model poised to surpass GPT-4, promising enhanced capabilities and potential advancements. Learn more!
OpenAI may be gearing up to launch its next large language model (LLM) – the technology behind the ChatGPT AI chatbot – in the upcoming months, as per a report. The forthcoming version, potentially named GPT-5, is anticipated to surpass the capabilities of GPT-4 significantly.
According to a report by Business Insider, citing sources familiar with the matter, the company led by Sam Altman is on schedule to unveil GPT-5 around mid-year, likely during the summer.
Moreover, some businesses have reportedly been given demonstrations of the latest model, comparing its advancements to the ChatGPT tool, as mentioned by another source.
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OpenAI still in the process of training GPT-5 Reportedly, OpenAI‘s GPT-5 is still undergoing training, and subsequent to this phase, the model will undergo internal safety testing. Following that, the model will be subjected to a process known as “red teaming,” where employees and select outsiders will challenge the tool in various scenarios to identify potential issues before its public release.
The report also highlighted that there is no specific timeline for completing safety testing, and information regarding the release date for the new model is not yet available. OpenAI primarily generates revenue from selling its AI models to enterprise clients.
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In March last year, OpenAI introduced GPT-4, enhancing its capabilities, and later introduced GPT 4-Turbo in November. This updated model is purportedly more proficient and possesses knowledge of global events up to April 2023. It also addressed issues related to “laziness,” a term used when the model occasionally declines to respond to prompts.
“It’s really good, like materially better,” commented one CEO who had seen a version of GPT-5. OpenAI showcased the new model with specific use cases and data tailored to his company, the CEO mentioned, adding that there were also some undisclosed capabilities of the model, including its ability to summon AI agents being developed by OpenAI to execute tasks autonomously.