🌠 Sam Altman Reveals info on GPT-5, AGI, and the Future of AI

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🌠 OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Reveals Insights on GPT-5, AGI, and the Future of AI

Altman calls GPT-4 "embarrassing" compared to what's coming, emphasizes importance of compute power and global access

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In a recent Q&A session at Stanford University, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shared his thoughts on the future of artificial intelligence, shedding light on topics such as GPT-5, AGI (Artificial General Intelligence), and the significance of computational power.

Altman's comments suggest that the AI landscape is rapidly evolving, with each new iteration of language models surpassing its predecessor.

The Details

• Altman described GPT-4 as "mildly embarrassing at best" compared to future models, implying that the capabilities of upcoming versions will be significantly more advanced.

• OpenAI is committed to its mission of creating AGI, with Altman stating that the company is willing to invest heavily in this pursuit, regardless of the annual costs.

• Altman highlighted the importance of global access to compute power and expressed OpenAI's goal to make ChatGPT free for as many users as possible.

Why Should You Care?

Altman's remarks underscore the rapid pace of development in the field of artificial intelligence. As a prominent figure in the AI industry, his optimism about the capabilities of future language models like GPT-5 suggests that we are on the cusp of groundbreaking advancements. Source

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