zlacker

Presumably Sam and Greg now get to pick up where they left off and keep productizing GPT-4 since Microsoft has the IP and is hosting their own GPT-4 models on Azure, right?

The more interesting thing is whether or not they'll be able to build and release something equivalent to GPT-5, using Microsoft's immense resources, before OpenAI is able to.

>>rrrrrr+(OP)
GPT-5 is almost certainly already done. But considering they sat on 4 for 8 months with Altman as head, who knows if it'll see the light of day.

>>famous+x1
Do you think Microsoft gets access to it?

>>rrrrrr+63
They will unless the board declares it AGI. I'm not joking lol. That was part of the agreement.

>>famous+x1
5 months ago they said they hadn't started training: https://techcrunch.com/2023/06/07/openai-gpt5-sam-altman/ and had no intention to do so within the next 6 months: https://the-decoder.com/gpt-5-is-nowhere-close-says-openai-c...

They just started development in the last week or so: https://decrypt.co/206044/gpt-5-openai-development-roadmap-g...

>>famous+y4
Have fun defining and proving AGI lol

>>user_n+q7
They already defined it - a highly autonomous system that outperforms humans at most economically valuable work.

There's some vagueness here sure but if they can demonstrate something to that effect, fair play to them i guess.

>>mighmi+R4
The little secret is that the training run (meaning, creating the raw autocompleting multimodal token weights) for 5 ran in parallel with 4.