While it is true that the GPT-4 version was released only a few weeks ago, the internet and social networks are already thinking about how ChatGPT, the famous chatbot with artificial intelligence (AI), will be updated. upgraded to GPT-5 version.
The Computer Today website cites a report from BGR, detailing some rumors and speculation, ie nothing official, about what’s next for the platform.
The text adds tweets from developer Siqi Chen, who mentions that OpenAI, the big player in the industry, would complete GPT-5 training by the end of 2023.
Chen mentions the term AGI, which is short for Artificial General Intelligence, which GPT-5 could achieve. If so, it would mean that the chatbot would reach the understanding and intelligence of humans.
Separately, a business research paper from Morgan Stanley suggests that ChatGPT could be a source of financial and business expansion for NVIDIA, which is apparently gearing up to use more than 25,000 of the brand’s GPUs to train the GPT-5 model.
i have been told that gpt5 is scheduled to complete training this december and that openai expects it to achieve agi.
which means we will all hotly debate as to whether it actually achieves agi.
which means it will.
— Siqi Chen (@blader) March 27, 2023
September or October, the key months
GPT-5 would represent a significant advancement, but it is unclear exactly how big that advancement would be. But reaching a “human level” is more than promising. OpenAI has not yet confirmed the development of the new ChatGPT update.
The company may release the ChatGPT update as soon as it becomes available, possibly in September or October, as it did with the GPT-4 update.
This is a clear indication that the leaders of artificial intelligence have no intention of slowing down the speed at which they are developing it. Interestingly, in the past few days it has come to light that big businessmen such as Elon Musk and other personalities have signed a petition calling for a six-month halt to the advancement of technology.
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