OpenAI plans to release its next big AI model by December
OpenAI will release its new AI model, Orion, by December 2024, initially limiting access to select partners. Orion is expected to be much more powerful than GPT-4 amid company restructuring.
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OpenAI is set to release its next major AI model, codenamed Orion, by December 2024, coinciding with the two-year anniversary of ChatGPT. Unlike previous models, Orion will not be widely available at launch; instead, access will be granted first to select partner companies for product development. Microsoft, OpenAI's primary collaborator, is preparing to host Orion on Azure as early as November. Orion is anticipated to be significantly more powerful than GPT-4, with some estimates suggesting it could be up to 100 times stronger. The model's development has involved using synthetic data from another OpenAI model, o1, which was recently completed. The release comes amid a transformative period for OpenAI, following a substantial $6.6 billion funding round and notable staff changes, including the departure of key executives. The company is also restructuring to operate as a for-profit entity.
- OpenAI plans to launch its new AI model, Orion, by December 2024.
- Initial access to Orion will be limited to select partner companies.
- Orion is expected to be significantly more powerful than GPT-4.
- The release follows a $6.6 billion funding round and key executive departures.
- OpenAI is restructuring to operate as a for-profit entity.
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