According to a report, the successor to the GPT-4 Turbo will be released this summer. Will GPT-5 be able to correct the laziness of GPT-4?

According to a report from Business Insider, GPT-5, if given that name, could be released this summer. The launch of GPT-4 last year sparked unprecedented hype, which quickly led to demand for GPT-5. CEO Sam Altman is usually reluctant to answer this question, but a new report from Business Insider gives us some cautious insight. The release date or further details have not yet been announced by OpenAI.

GPT-5 or GPT-4.5 Turbo?

The new report from Business Insider says that the new AI model is expected in mid-2024. There is already a lot of speculation about GPT-5, although information recently leaked about a GPT-4.5 Turbo that is said to be in the works. Whatever the name, GPT-5 will be an improved version of the AI ​​language model that powers ChatGPT. This was confirmed by some anonymous sources in the report who said they received a demo.

GPT-5 is the successor to GPT-4 Turbo, which has suffered from “laziness” in recent months, with the model sometimes providing more limited responses than usual. OpenAI has tried to solve this laziness problem several times. LLMs are trained based on huge data sets from the Internet. However, the quality of information provided may vary between models depending on the training data and the model’s tendency to mix information. If OpenAI can reduce this laziness and hallucinations with GPT-5, it would be a huge step forward for the company.