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> OpenAI is still working on the actual GPT4 replacement. You speculate. ...but, what we can evaluate is what we can see, and what we can see is that there’s
by wokwokwok 2y ago
> OpenAI is still working on the actual GPT4 replacement.
You speculate.
...but, what we can evaluate is what we can see, and what we can see is that there’s now only a marginal difference between what openAI actually has available and what other vendors actually have available.
What we havent seen, is a demo of something that is an order of magnitude more capable, aka. GPT5.
Not a demo. Not a post. Not tweet. Not a hint of something concrete.
Just some vague hand waving that it’s busy baking, take it on faith, it’s gonna be great.
…but let’s be really clear here; what they actually delivered is not great, it is less capable. It is smaller. It’s a consumer model for the masses to talk to.
So, in that context, you have to take in faith that openAI is going to deliver a GPT5, before anyone else.
…but that’s a hunch. That’s a guess.
…and they have some very stiff competition; and it’s very very much not clear to me they’re going to the first ones to drop something that is concretely better than gpt4; because gpt-4o was a big disappointment.
> The fact that OpenAI can make a much smaller model
Everyone is making small models.
That is not something I am impressed by.