OpenAI, now known for its revolutionary impact in the world of artificial intelligence, is now taking a bold step by applying for brands”GPT-6″ and "GPT-7" in China. This move symbolizes not only exponential growth in technology, but also a new chapter in the company's ambitious journey, opening up new perspectives for the future of AI. How far will ChatGPT's capabilities go?
GPT6 and GPT-7 will be the next language models on which ChatGPT will be based
In the field of artificial intelligence, OpenAI continues to distinguish itself with the recent request for registration of the trademarks “GPT-6” and “GPT-7” in China, a symbol of its continuous commitment to innovation. The applications, currently still under review, have been presented from OpenAI OpCo, the main body of the start-up based in San Francisco and supported by Microsoft. These brands represent a significant evolution from their ChatGPT application, which launched a year ago, and fall into the categories of scientific equipment and technological services.
The company's strategy is clear: conquer new markets and broaden your scope of action, although its services are not yet available in China. OpenAI, which has already submitted applications for mark for GPT-5 in July, demonstrates a long-term vision and constant search for innovation.
The history of OpenAI is full of milestones: from the launch of ChatGPT, based on GPT-3.5 with its 175 billion parameters, up tointroduction of GPT-4 Turbo, whose size is estimated to be over a trillion parameters. These advances highlight the importance of linguistic models (LLM) in the field of AI.
CEO Sam Altman recently spoke about future plans for GPT-5 and further investments from Microsoft, highlighting the company's dynamism and resilience. However, internal developments, including Altman's temporary removal from the CEO position, reflect the complexities and ethical challenges that accompany the advancement of AI.
When OpenAI's GPT-6 and GPT-7 arrive
With GPT-6 and GPT-7, although still in the embryonic stage, OpenAI positions itself ahead of competitors such as Google, which will present Gemini next year. This advantage is substantial since many companies are moving at high speed in the achievement of what will be the AGI, or General Artificial Intelligence.
In any case, the official release of OpenAI's GPT-6 and GPT-7 cannot be expected except for the 2025 or later. There is no doubt that 2024 will be the year of GPT-5, as Sam Altman himself confirmed some time ago.
