GPT- 4.5 is not a frontier model according to Openai
OpenAI has announced that it will release GPT-4.5, its newest AI model for writing, programming, and problem-solving, on February 31. OpenAI added that the model is not a frontier model but its largest LLM. “It is OpenAI’s largest LLM, improving on GPT-4’s computational efficiency by more than 10x,” OpenAI said in an internal document leaked ahead of its announcement.
The o3-mini is a leaner model that keeps its pace
US-based AI startup OpenAI has launched a new AI-powered chat feature called’o3-mini’. It said the feature will give users the ability to tap on web searches and call functions from a user’s code. It added that the new model will also incorporate new features, like the ability to tap into web searches and toggle between different reasoning levels.
OpenAI has a new reasoning model with a free version
OpenAI is launching a new chat system called o3-mini, which is designed to answer questions in experimentation and science. o3-mini will match o1-mini’s performance in math, coding and science while responding faster. It will be available in both chat and an application. o3-mini should respond 24 % quicker than o1-mini, and provide more accurate answers in the process.
OpenAI and the government collaborated on rival DeepSeek
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT and a big part of Stargate, has announced it’s collaborating with US National Laboratories to supply the government with advanced models for things like cybersecurity, energy infrastructure and nuclear security. “The main point for us is that the US has to have the infrastructure to maintain its lead,” OpenAI’s Founder Sam Altman said.
China created an artificial intelligence model that surprised the world
China-based artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek has released an open-source’reasoning’ model called DeepSeek-R1, which can solve some scientific problems at a similar standard to the OpenAI’s LLM. Alibaba released its most advanced LLM so far, Qwen2.5-Max, which the company says outperforms DeepSeek’s V3, another LLM it released in December. Earlier, Moonshot and ByteDance released new reasoning models.
There is evidence that Openai’s models helped train China
Microsoft and OpenAI are investigating whether Chinese rival DeepSeek used OpenAI’s framework to integrate its models into their own, The Wall Street Journal reported. It said DeepSeek believes that large amounts of data were dumped through its developer accounts, which it believes are affiliated with DeepSeek. Microsoft and OpenAI are investigating if DeepSeek’s technology was integrated into their own.
OpenAI just dropped new receipts: ‘You can’t lawsuit your way to AGI’
Elon Musk’s AI startup OpenAI is a nonprofit for the development of safe and broadly beneficial artificial intelligence in the public sector. It was established as a “non-profit corporation” under Section 501(c)3 of Internal Revenue Code. The purpose of the corporation is to be a nonprofit that is only for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)3 of Internal Revenue Code.
3 Top Engineers were from DeepMind
Google’s AI arm OpenAI has said it has hired three senior computer vision and machine learning engineers from rival Google DeepMind, all of whom will work in its newly opened office in Zurich, Switzerland. Lucas Beyer, Alexander Kolesnikov and Xiaohua Zhai will be joining the company to work on multimodal artificial intelligence models capable of performing tasks in different mediums.
Sam Altman lowers the bar
Talking aboutAchieving Generative AI Models in the 21st century with asymptotically free intelligence, Elon Musk’s former Co-founder and CEO at OpenAI Murati said, “I’m quite confident that the progress will continue.” “There’s not a lot of evidence to the contrary. Whether we need new ideas to get to AGI-level systems, that’s uncertain,” she added.
They had 3 Top Engineers from Deep Mind
OpenAI’s Co-founder Mira Murati, in an interview with Steven Levy, said she wasn’t concerned about the recent chatter about developing more powerful generative AI models. “AI systems eventually will perform a wide range of cognitive tasks…as well as humans do,” Murati said. She further said it could take decades, but AI systems eventually will perform a variety of cognitive tasks as well as humans.