Some OpenAI employees who have used and tested Orion told The Information its improvements are only moderate and smaller than what users saw going from GPT-3 to GPT-4. It's an ast
By Krystal Hu, Anna Tong (Reuters) -Artificial intelligence companies like OpenAI are seeking to overcome unexpected delays and challenges in the pursuit of ever-bigger large language models by developing training techniques that use more human-like ways for algorithms to "think".
It seems that OpenAI has hit the wall when it comes to computing power for its much-hyped large language models (LLMs).
The company has raised $200 million to build the next iteration of AI models that can help employees get their work done faster.
A dozen AI scientists, researchers and investors told Reuters they believe that these techniques, which are behind OpenAI’s recently released o1 model, could reshape the AI arms race, and have implications for the types of resources that AI companies ...
Some observers say the ruling weakens music companies’ claims against AI developers, but the OpenAI case is very different from the music cases.
The latest suggestion AI labs are grappling with slower performance improvements came after a report about OpenAI's upcoming model Orion.
Microsoft's strategic partnership with OpenAI leaves it with the longer end of the stick, according to market analysts.
OpenAI’s next flagship model might not represent as big a leap forward as its predecessors, according to a new report in The Information. Employees who
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Artificial intelligence firms, including industry leader OpenAI, are encountering unexpected setbacks in their pursuit of ever-larger language models. T
and the new AI may actually have performed worse than earlier versions. In response to this slowdown, OpenAI has reportedly put together a team to try to hone the GPT model improvement process. That may be getting trickier, as alongside all of its rivals ...