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OpenAI filed a patent for GPT-5

• seydor 3y ago
  that's a trademark, not a patent
  • robertlagrant 3y ago
    Indeed.
• V0rtexV0xter 3y ago
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• not_your_vase 3y ago
  Hahh, GPT-2 is not trademarked by anyone
• stev-dl 3y ago
  Looks like they're adding in quite a few "multimodal" features in GPT-5. Emphasis on audio: artificial speech production, audio-to-text, voice recognition - likely building on Whisper. Translation for text/speech also seems on the roadmap.
• naillo 3y ago
  Always a bit funny when openai makes use of trademark and copyright law that they so frivolously ignore when actually training the models.
  • antupis 3y ago
    copyright is very hard to get right if you have 5TB data, if we now start pulling trigger for copyright enforcement it will just create moat for OpenAI and basically kill open models.
  • IshKebab 3y ago
    It has yet to be determined by the legal system whether they are breaking copyright laws or not.
• deleted 3y ago
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• SeanLuke 3y ago
  Can we have the headline changed? This is a trademark filing, not a patent filing.
  • mr-ai 3y ago
    My mistake, I wish I could edit the title!
• naillo 3y ago
  Sidenote I can't imagine openai would ever be able to actually patent gpt-x given that they neither invented the model (google did) nor created the training data.
  • DelightOne 3y ago
    Its a trademark application, nothing to do with patents the title is wrong.