
OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, has made headlines by stating that the current iteration of ChatGPT, GPT-4, 'kinda sucks' in comparison to the company's future aspirations for the technology. Despite this, there is significant anticipation for the next version, GPT-5, which is currently in development. Early reports and previews suggest that GPT-5 is materially better than its predecessor, with improvements expected in reducing AI-generated inaccuracies, known as 'hallucinations.' The new model, which is set for a summer release, is also anticipated to enhance multimodal capabilities, allowing for broader applications in various fields. This development comes amid rapid advancements in AI video technology and multimodal AI systems, signaling a potential shift in how AI technologies are utilized across different sectors.
This remains one of the most consequential experiments in AI: Bloomberg trained a GPT-3.5 class AI on their own financial data last year… …only to find that GPT-4 8k, without specialized finance training, beat it on almost all finance tasks. Hard to beat the frontier models. https://t.co/I86UiGchnP https://t.co/eFzxvM9sEr
Sam Altman Also Thinks ChatGPT ‘Kinda Sucks,’ and He Should Know https://t.co/evLmAfFuob Visit https://t.co/l8fNQzV9nN for more AI news. #AI #artificialintelligence #models #gpt4 #openai #samaltman
A CEO who has seen a #GPT5 demo in action has called it materially better than its predecessor. https://t.co/NA91M5a0gU








