OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced that GPT-4.5 will launch for Plus tier subscribers next week, describing it as the first model that feels like conversing with a thoughtful person. The rollout is limited by GPU availability, prompting plans to significantly increase GPU inventory. While GPT-4.5 may not dominate benchmarks, it offers a unique intelligence experience, marking it as the last non-chain-of-thought model before the integration of various technologies in GPT-5.
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The rising costs of AI subscription services are deepening the digital divide, particularly affecting freelancers and small businesses in developing countries. With premium tiers like OpenAI’s $200 monthly fee, many struggle to compete, leading to a concentration of power among those who can afford these tools. Experts warn that without equitable access to AI resources, innovation may remain in the hands of a privileged few, necessitating regulatory measures to ensure broader participation in the AI revolution.
about AI Subscription Costs Widen Digital Divide Among Freelancers and BusinessesOpenAI Plans GPT-5 Launch Within Weeks to Enhance User Experience
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced that GPT-5 is set to launch within “weeks or months,” aiming to simplify AI offerings and enhance user experience. The new model will integrate the o3 technology and be available across various subscription tiers, with free users receiving standard access and Plus/Pro subscribers enjoying higher intelligence levels. Prior to GPT-5, OpenAI will release GPT-4.5, marking a shift towards a unified system for diverse tasks.
about OpenAI Plans GPT-5 Launch Within Weeks to Enhance User ExperienceSam Altman Rejects Elon Musk’s Bid for OpenAI Control
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has rejected Elon Musk’s $97.4 billion bid to acquire the nonprofit, responding humorously on social media. Musk’s bid, backed by his AI company xAI and several investment firms, comes amid ongoing tensions over OpenAI’s shift towards a for-profit model, which Musk opposes. Musk previously sued OpenAI, claiming it violated its nonprofit commitments, and has called for a return to its original mission.
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The emergence of DeepSeek’s AI chatbot has sparked discussions about its impressive capabilities and low development cost, raising questions about the sustainability of current AI investments. As parallels to the late-1990s dotcom bubble emerge, concerns grow that widespread AI adoption may diminish competitive advantages, potentially leading to a market saturated with low returns. Despite Nvidia’s substantial profits, the future economics of the AI revolution remain uncertain.
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Worldcoin’s WLD tokens surged 12% on Wednesday, driven by President Trump’s announcement of a proposed $500 billion grant for an AI project led by OpenAI, which is loosely connected to Worldcoin. However, concerns arise as Elon Musk opposes the grant, questioning its feasibility and the government’s efficiency in funding a single private company.
about Worldcoin Price Surge Linked to AI Investment Announcement by TrumpOpenAI’s Sam Altman Urges Caution Amid AGI Hype Over o3 Model
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman urged caution regarding the hype surrounding artificial general intelligence (AGI), stating, “We are not gonna deploy AGI next month, nor have we built it,” and advised to “cut your expectations 100x.” This comes after his earlier claims of confidence in building AGI and predictions of AI agents joining the workforce in 2025, which sparked excitement in the AI community. Altman acknowledged the evolving definitions of AGI and the tendency for public expectations to outpace actual developments.
about OpenAI's Sam Altman Urges Caution Amid AGI Hype Over o3 ModelCircle donates to Trump’s inaugural committee alongside major tech firms
Circle has donated 1 million USDC to President-elect Donald Trump’s inaugural committee, joining Ripple, Coinbase, and Kraken in support. The Trump-Vance Inaugural Committee aims to raise $150 million for inauguration events, with contributions already surpassing this goal. Trump’s inauguration is scheduled for January 20, 2025, at the US Capitol, and the incoming administration is expected to create a more favorable regulatory environment for crypto assets.
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Sam Altman asserts that OpenAI is on the brink of achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI), with the first AI agents potentially joining the workforce in 2025. However, experts express skepticism about the timeline, citing existing limitations in AI models and the evolving definition of AGI. While some believe Altman’s claims may be driven by the need for investor confidence, others suggest that advanced AI agents could emerge within a few years if technological progress continues.
about The Future of AGI and AI Agents in the WorkforceSam Altman outlines OpenAI’s vision for AGI and superintelligence by 2025
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, asserts the company has the knowledge to build artificial general intelligence (AGI) and anticipates AI agents entering the workforce by 2025. Despite skepticism from experts regarding the feasibility of achieving AGI soon, Altman emphasizes the importance of iterative development and user feedback to enhance safety and functionality. He also highlights OpenAI’s shift towards a product-oriented approach, aiming for superintelligence to augment human capabilities and address complex challenges.
about Sam Altman outlines OpenAI's vision for AGI and superintelligence by 2025Contrasting Visions for AI Development: Innovation vs Safety
Sam Altman of OpenAI and Vitalik Buterin of Ethereum present contrasting visions for AI’s future, with Altman confident in achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI) by 2025, while Buterin advocates for blockchain-based safety mechanisms to regulate AI development. Buterin’s proposal includes a “soft pause” capability requiring international approval for AI systems, emphasizing a cautious approach to technological progress that prioritizes safety and human agency. As OpenAI’s user base surges to 300 million, the debate over responsible AI development intensifies.
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