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>you'd expect GPT-5 to be a world-shattering release rather than incremental and stable improvement. Compared to the GPT-4 release which was a little over 2 ye

>you'd expect GPT-5 to be a world-shattering release rather than incremental and stable improvement. Compared to the GPT-4 release which was a little over 2 years ago (less than the gap between 3 and 4), it is. The only difference is we now have multiple organizations releasing state of the art models every few months. Even if models are improving at the same rate, those same big jumps after every handful of months was never realistic. It's an incremental stable improvement over o3, which was released what? 4 months ago.

morleytj 1y ago
The benchmarks certainly seem to be improving from the presentation. I don't think they started training this 4 months ago though. There's gains, but the question is, how much investment for that gain? How sustainable is that investment to gain ratio? The things I'm curious about here are more about the amount of effort being put into this level of improvement, rather than the time.