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OpenAI is facing internal and external challenges as it progresses towards developing artificial general intelligence (AGI). CEO Sam Altman has acknowledged that the current version of their AI model, o1-preview, is deeply flawed but anticipates significant improvements with the upcoming o1 model. Despite internal disagreements and the premature release of the o1 model, Altman remains optimistic about reaching level three AGI by 2025. Former CTO Mira Murati's exit highlighted staff grumbles about the premature release, which was pushed to burnish OpenAI’s reputation. Additionally, OpenAI has announced a rise in ChatGPT subscription prices and has seen Apple withdraw from its latest funding round.
How close are we to AGI? After finishing a system they would ask, "in what way is this not an AGI?" 🤔 https://t.co/gHi34IZags
🚨 OpenAI CEO Sam Altman predicts agent-like AI will soon get closer to AGI capabilities " We have achieved level 2 reasoning that can do impressive cognitive tasks. Level 3, a more agent-like model, will come soon and be able to perform much more advanced tasks but still not… https://t.co/jldKgCKnp2
Summary of the OpenAI DevDay 2024 fireside chat with CEO Sam Altman and CPO Kevin Weil AGI Progress and Timelines - OpenAI believes AGI development is progressing rapidly with significant advancements expected in the next 1-2 years - The company uses a levels framework to… https://t.co/1FbCU7SDqO
