GPT-5 is arguably the most-anticipated AI model from OpenAI. It ships with sophisticated and advanced capabilities across coding and reasoning. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman promised with "a high degree of scientific certainty" that it will be smarter than its predecessor, GPT-4 (which he has openly admitted "kind of sucks").
It's also expected to supercharge ChatGPT, bolstering its user experience.
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OpenAI GitHub Copilot has added support for OpenAI’s GPT-5.4 coding model, bringing improved reasoning and support for multi-step tasks. The model is available across several development environments.
AI Sam Altman recently revealed the company's tongue-in-cheek plan to rename GPT-5's successor from GPT-6 to GPT-6-7.
AI From GPU shortages to GPT‑5 backlash, Altman’s vision now includes buying Chrome and reshaping how we browse and connect.
AI Sam Altman says OpenAI won’t make “Japanese anime sex bots,” but he predicts other companies will “definitely” cross that line.
AI OpenAI’s decision to abruptly deprecate GPT-4o after the launch of ChatGPT-5 felt like a strategic mistake, made worse by burying it behind a $20/month paywall.
AI OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently revealed that users are attached to GPT-5's predecessors for emotional support, further claiming that they've perhaps never experienced that before.
AI Over 2 years ago, former Microsoft CEO Bill Gates claimed that OpenAI's technology had reached a plateau, indicating that GPT-5 wouldn't be significantly better than GPT-4.
AI A new report suggests GPT-5 is a power guzzler compared to its predecessors, consuming 40 watt-hours of electricity to generate a medium-length response of about 1,000 tokens.
