OpenAI has recently blocked API access to China and introduced a new domain for the EU, eu.api.openai.com. This move has sparked speculation about a potential new model release from the company. The company's official Twitter account has been notably silent for nearly two weeks, further fueling rumors. Observers have noted that OpenAI's past releases have often been preceded by periods of quiet, suggesting that a significant update or new product may be imminent. Additionally, there has been criticism of OpenAI's recent focus on business deals, with some attributing the hype to CEO Sam Altman. The changes also hint at updates related to ChatGPT.
Lot of chatter on OpenAI blocking API access to China, a new EU domain, and new version numbers. Something is cooking for sure with ChatGPT 🔥🔥 https://t.co/FRZdgDPFMx
OpenAI has been kinda quiet recently The last time a big ai lab was quiet they dropped SOTA models that crushed every eval at way cheaper prices (Claude series) Something comin soon
OpenAI’s d*ck move #42,627: Cut off China from accessing ChatGPT through API. Which country will fall from its grace next? https://t.co/qwcIcuh33o