GPT-5 sneak peek: Sam Altman's points to a new era of AI with user-centric customization
GPT-5 and shared insights into his preferred application, which, surprisingly, is not ChatGPT. During the Unconfuse Me podcast with Bill Gates, Sam Altman from OpenAI remarked, "At present, GPT-4 tackles most questions 10,000 times.
While one of those responses is likely to be quite good, the challenge lies in the model not always discerning which one. The goal is to consistently extract the best response out of the 10,000 possibilities each time, highlighting the significance of enhanced reliability." The CEO of OpenAI forecasted that within the next two years, the integration of speech, images, and videos could become essential.
While OpenAI presently provides capabilities for images and audio in its current models, there is room for improvement, bringing us closer to the realization of a vision where the real world is represented with elements beyond just text. In the forthcoming major update of Generative Pretrained Transformer, GPT-4.5 or GPT-5, significant transformations are anticipated in the realms of personalization and customizability.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman emphasized that pivotal enhancements will revolve around the model's capability to understand individual preferences, incorporating information about users, their emails, calendars, appointment preferences, and establishing connections with external data sources. Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, shared his amazement with Sam Altman during a conversation.
Gates admitted to being initially skeptical about ChatGPT's capabilities but was pleasantly surprised as he witnessed its evolution, mentioning that he did not anticipate it becoming as impressive as it did. Milestone Alert!
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