Turmoil at OpenAI: what’s next for the creator of ChatGPT?
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“So far, the vibes are off.”
We reported in October that OpenAI could launch its GPT-4 successor, codenamed Orion, this month. Now, The Wall Street Journal reports the behind-schedule model’s training is a struggle that’s racking up “enormous” costs.
When it will be ready is apparently a feel thing. WSJ writes:
It’s up to company executives to decide whether the model is smart enough to be called GPT-5 based in large part on gut feelings or, as many technologists say, “vibes.”
So far, the vibes are off.
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