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OpenAI is making headlines on multiple fronts, from model releases and capabilities to government consultations. The company is actively engaging with the UK government amid ongoing discussions about AI training and copyright regulations. OpenAI is advocating for broad access to text and data mining for AI development, arguing it's crucial for the UK to maintain its competitive edge in the AI landscape. They warn that restrictive opt-out systems, similar to those in the EU, could create uncertainty and hinder innovation, suggesting the US approach has been more effective in fostering technological leadership.
OpenAI is also gearing up to release its O3 and O4-mini models in the coming weeks, followed by the highly anticipated GPT-5 in a few months. While the GPT-5 launch is delayed, OpenAI assures that the extra time will allow them to significantly improve the model. The company attributes the delay to the challenges of integrating everything smoothly and ensuring sufficient capacity to handle the expected high demand, likely spurred by the recent launch of GPT-4o image generation, which experienced overwhelming usage.
In a separate development, OpenAI's GPT-4.5 model has achieved a significant milestone by passing the Turing test. A study conducted by researchers at the University of California at San Diego found that GPT-4.5 successfully fooled human participants into believing it was human 73% of the time during text-based conversations. This surpasses even the ability of real humans to convince others of their identity in the same context. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, recently shared insights on the future of AI, emphasizing India's crucial role and the transformative impact of AI on jobs and various industries, from image generation to software development.
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OpenAI is also gearing up to release its O3 and O4-mini models in the coming weeks, followed by the highly anticipated GPT-5 in a few months. While the GPT-5 launch is delayed, OpenAI assures that the extra time will allow them to significantly improve the model. The company attributes the delay to the challenges of integrating everything smoothly and ensuring sufficient capacity to handle the expected high demand, likely spurred by the recent launch of GPT-4o image generation, which experienced overwhelming usage.
In a separate development, OpenAI's GPT-4.5 model has achieved a significant milestone by passing the Turing test. A study conducted by researchers at the University of California at San Diego found that GPT-4.5 successfully fooled human participants into believing it was human 73% of the time during text-based conversations. This surpasses even the ability of real humans to convince others of their identity in the same context. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, recently shared insights on the future of AI, emphasizing India's crucial role and the transformative impact of AI on jobs and various industries, from image generation to software development.
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- THE DECODER: OpenAI plans GPT-5 release in "a few months," shifts strategy on reasoning models
- venturebeat.com: OpenAI just made ChatGPT Plus free for millions of college students — and it’s a brilliant competitive move against Anthropic
- eWEEK: OpenAI Model Fools People Into Thinking It’s Human 73% of Exchanges, Passing the Turing Test
- www.techradar.com: ChatGPT-5 is on hold as OpenAI changes plans and releases new o3 and o4-mini models
- Analytics Vidhya: 11 Insights from Sam Altman on the Future of AI, Jobs, and India
- www.itpro.com: OpenAI woos UK government amid consultation on AI training and copyright
- www.tomsguide.com: OpenAI delaying GPT 5 launch 'for a few months' — but we're still getting new models
- felloai.com: GPT‑4.5 Passes the Turing Test: A New Milestone in Human‑Like AI