Is ChatGPT owner OpenAI losing its mojo? Company says GPT-5 running behind schedule, with results that don’t justify the enormous costs
OpenAI was well ahead of its time in the last couple of years, but it looks like other companies are slowly catching up with their own set of language models, products and other AI-enabled services. For starters, Meta Platforms is posing the toughest contest to OpenAI as of now, with Google following closely behind with their own AI engine.
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New AI development project for GPT-5 not yielding great results
The AI development project by OpenAI, also known as 'Orion' has been specifically instituted to work on GPT-5 which will be the latest AI model after GPT-4 rocked the market, and sent OpenAI's valuation and popularity simply off the charts. OpenAI is currently aiming to improve its model by training it on enormous quantities of data, but the cost behind all of the activities being undertaken for GPT-5 is yet to be justified by OpenAI, which could lead to some delay in its pre-planned schedule.
GPT-5 is still not able to match the expectations of its predecessors, and competitor pressure from rival organizations could also be a reason for the same, if reports are believed.
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What is OpenAI all about?
OpenAI is an artificial intelligence research and deployment organization, with ChatGPT being one of their biggest creations.
Is ChatGPT an AI model?
ChatGPT is an AI language model, and uses artificial
