GitHub Leaks OpenAI's GPT-5! What to Expect?
Well, it looks like GitHub might have jumped the gun! A blog post, now vanished, briefly announced OpenAI's upcoming GPT-5 models. It seems the cat's almost entirely out of the bag, doesn't it?
According to the post which some eagle-eyed Reddit users spotted before it disappeared, GPT-5 is bringing some serious upgrades to the table. We're talking "major improvements in reasoning, code quality, and user experience." Which, if true, is quite a leap forward.
Reportedly, GPT-5 will come in four flavors to suit different needs. There's the standard gpt-5, apparently geared towards logic and complex tasks. Then there's a gpt-5-mini, presumably for situations where you need to keep costs down. Need speed? The gpt-5-nano is supposedly optimized for low-latency applications. And for businesses looking for advanced conversational AI, there's the gpt-5-chat. It sounds pretty comprehensive, and as if it can handle the big jobs.
While OpenAI hasn't officially announced anything yet, they've been dropping hints left and right. The CEO, Sam Altman, even teased GPT-5 over the weekend. And they've scheduled a "LIVE5TREAM" for later today. So, all signs point to a big reveal. I'd bet on it.
This all comes in the same week that OpenAI released two open-source GPT models. One of them is small enough to run on your own computer. OpenAI seems to be going all-in on AI. That is, between these smaller models, and the upcoming GPT-5.
However, the official announcement is still yet to come. I think it is going to be a very busy time for anyone interested in AI.
Source: The Verge