OpenAI announces the launch of next-generation cutting-edge model training
Media reports, local time Tuesday, OpenAI announced the establishment of a safety committee responsible for controlling the direction of AI development. Under this seemingly ordinary announcement title, there is also a heavy news - the long-rumored "GPT-5" has started! OpenAI stated in the announcement that it has begun training the company's "next-generation frontier model" in recent days, and it is expected that this new system will reach the "next level of capability" towards AGI (Artificial General Intelligence).
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