No,Insaaf (2023) EP 2 Hindi Web Series "GPT Next" is not OpenAI's next big thing.
Earlier this week, Tadao Nagasaki, the lead executive for OpenAI's Japanese operations, shared a presentation at Japan's KDDI Summit that seemed to imply a new model call "GPT Next" was imminent.
But an OpenAI spokesperson has confirmed to Mashable that the term "GPT Next," written in quotations on the slide, was simply a figurative placeholder to indicate how OpenAI's models could evolve exponentially over time. The spokesperson also clarified that the line graph in the slide was illustrative, not an actual timeline of OpenAI's plans.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
"The AI model called 'GPT Next' that will be released in the future will evolve nearly 100 times based on past performance. Unlike traditional software, AI technology grows exponentially," said Nagasaki according to Japanese outlet ITmedia via automated translation. The phrasing caused some confusion online as "GPT Next" was understood to be a literal new model instead of a figurative representation of where OpenAI models are headed next.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
It's unclear, however, whether the OpenAI executive was broadly speaking about the development of OpenAI's future models or specifically about the highly-anticipated GPT-5.
SEE ALSO: OpenAI, Anthropic agree to have their models tested before making them publicNot much is known about GPT-5 aside from promises from CEO Sam Altman that it will be a "significant leap forward" and CTO Mira Murati, who says it will have Ph.D.-level intelligence. But Altman also said there's a lot of work to do with GPT-5, and there's no specific timeline yet.
Currently, OpenAI's most advanced model is GPT-4o, which combines text, vision, and audio modalities. There's also something called "Project Strawberry" which has been teased by Altman. Strawberry, another much-hyped tool is reportedly capable of multi-step reasoning that bridges the gap between current models that require step-by-step instructions, and agents, which can theoretically execute complex tasks with a single prompt.
While rumors about Project Strawberry have somewhat reignited the AI hype cycle, expectations this time around are tempered by waning investor interest, and the high cost of running AI models, not to mention consumer backlash towards AI-powered features. That said, OpenAI is reportedly in talks with Apple and Nvidia (as well as Microsoft) for investing in its latest fundraising round, which would give the company a $100 billion valuation. So the three biggest tech companies in the world definitely see further potential in OpenAI.
In short, "GPT Next" isn't a thing. But whether it's a presentation at a conference in Japan or rumors about Project Strawberry, people are watching OpenAI's next moves closely, and expectations are high.
Topics Artificial Intelligence OpenAI
Dyson V8 Plus cordless vacuum: $120 off at Amazon
The Steam Machine: What Went Wrong
1440p at 165 Hz: The Ultimate Gaming Experience?
NYT Strands hints, answers for May 21
Best Garmin deal: Save over $100 on Garmin Forerunner 955
Kansas mom sues adult sites after teen accessed content
How Blizzard Saved Diablo III From Disaster
Google introduces AI Ultra pro plan for whopping $250 a month
Best Hydro Flask deal: Save $10 on a 24
The Steam Machine: What Went Wrong
Best Hydro Flask deal: Save $10 on a 24
Best earbuds deal: Get the Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro for $60 off
Then and Now: 6 Generations of GeForce Graphics Compared
Ryzen 5 1600X vs. 1600: Which should you buy?
Amazon Prime Grubhub deal: Save $10 off orders of $20 or more
Google AI Mode is launching us into a new era of AI search
Customizing Chrome's New Tab page
10 Tech Products That Are Next to Impossible to Repair
NYT Strands hints, answers for May 18
Testing Windows 10 Performance Before and After the Meltdown Flaw Emergency Patch
Man creates the perfect 'magazine' for angry Twitter eggsMeizu Pro 6 Plus's specs closely match a certain Samsung phoneNetflix finally gives us the feature we've been waiting forDarren Criss tapped as behindJustin Trudeau's love fest with environmentalists ends with tar sands pipeline approvalsMeizu Pro 6 Plus's specs closely match a certain Samsung phoneAmazon reveals who plays the man in 'Man in the High Castle''Girl on the Train' author Paula Hawkins announces next bookNASA's asteroid sample reveals key chemistry that could lead to lifeCalifornia is cracking down on cow fartsCan It Run Crysis? An Analysis of Why a 13Inside Reliance Jio's audacious plan to disrupt India's internet landscapeAmsterdam's night mayor has an alternative for Sydney's lockout lawsGoogle Earth Timelapse shows us how our planet has changed since 1984Massive Sunny and Bo replicas are the best White House holiday decorBabies crying in slow motion makes for an hilarious, nightmarish trendAmazon reportedly working on new Echo with 7Amazon reportedly working on new Echo with 7This man is apparently the world's most convincing Van Gogh lookalikeThis Is Us recap: Season 1, Episode 9 Watermelon hair is here and it looks pretty darn tasty HQ Trivia has an Australian version now, so no more random baseball questions Dude uses Facebook to prank the internet into thinking he can see the future Donald Trump gets a bizarre birthday party from his Indian fans Maisie Williams isn't sorry for spoiling 'Game of Thrones' Some 2018 MacBook Pro users are experiencing kernel panic issues Wingsuit flyer glides down 8,000 feet to grab a donut in new commercial The English rose is this summer's hottest men's grooming look Google Chrome is labeling any website not using HTTPS as "not secure" Facebook launches Watch Party, a new way to stream videos with friends The scariest part of 'Sharp Objects' isn't the murders. It's the teens. Samsung has an unbreakable smartphone screen, or so it claims Apple pushes out 2018 MacBook Pro update to fix throttling issue Tributes pour in across the UK for victims of the Orlando shooting April the giraffe is pregnant again, and we're already tired Adam Levine offers to pay for Christina Grimmie's funeral It's International Self Muslim American man shares both blood and patriotism in wake of Orlando attack California hit with two heat waves in less than a month. Here's why. Twitter will lock your account if you pretend to be Elon Musk
2.416s , 10131.6875 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Insaaf (2023) EP 2 Hindi Web Series】,Evergreen Information Network