The world of artificial intelligence (AI) was taken by a storm as the buzz around the potential launch of OpenAI’s latest LLM, ChatGPT 4.5, surfaced on the horizon. Aligning with the announcement of the launch, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, shed light on the matter, stressing key details.
With the announcement of the upgraded LLM launch in the pipeline, a torrent of speculative buzz birthed orbiting OpenAI and its AI ventures.
However, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, soon shared his remarks on the upcoming launch, denying it entirely. In addition, the false news revolving around the upcoming launch appears to come as a result of a leaked screenshot that surfaced on social media platforms.
According to reports, a screenshot spotlighted the launch of OpenAI’s new LLM, ChatGPT 4.5, sparking immense curiosity within the industry. However, the screenshot was soon proved fake, reverting people’s sentiments to the upcoming launch.
The leaked screenshot that surfaced across social media platforms stated that the firm’s cutting-edge model now integrates multi-model functionalities encompassing language, audio, vision, video, and 3D, along with intricate reasoning and comprehension of cross-model interactions. However, the screenshot soon lost traction within the industry after being proven a hoax.
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With speculations burgeoning on the launch of ChatGPT 4.5, the leaked screenshot gained noteworthy heed, eventually reaching OpenAI’s Altman. Moreover, upon further questioning, Altman proclaimed that the screenshot was fake and that the launch of GPT4.5 was nowhere in the pipeline.
In addition, in a series of posts on X, when asked if the GPT4.5 leak was legit, Altman replied, “nah,” further affirming that the firm has no such plans.
Meanwhile, the firm appears to have already embarked on its venture to launch GPT-5, amassing further attention within the AI realm and proving the screenshot false.
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