OpenAI core researcher Max Schwarzer announces departure, joins Anthropic to focus on reinforcement learning research. He has participated in post-training for o1 and o3, and led the post-training team to deliver multiple GPT products.

Golden Ten Data, June 19, in the early hours of this morning, OpenAI released a 40-minute in-depth interview with its co-founder and CEO Sam Altman. Altman talked about GPT-5, the core product that everyone is very concerned about, which is likely to be released this summer, but it will also extend the product time due to naming, security testing, function iteration and other reasons. It also talked about the high-performance o3 model as well as the agent Deep Research, which is important for achieving AGI. In addition, Altman also mentioned OpenAI's other innovative products, including Sora, DALL-E 3, ChatGPT Junior, and the $500 billion investment project Stargate. Basically, all of OpenAI's important products, current plans, and future developments appear in this interview.

OpenAI founder Sam Altman stated that we will reduce the price of the OpenAI o3 model by 80%. We look forward to people's reactions to this move. We believe that people will also be satisfied with the performance and pricing of o3 Pro.

Jin10 reported on June 10 that OpenAI founder Sam Altman stated that we will reduce the price of the OpenAI o3 model by 80%. We look forward to people's reactions to this move. I believe people will also be satisfied with the performance and pricing of the o3 Pro.

Gate News bot message, the UK Daily Telegraph reported on the 25th that OpenAI's new artificial intelligence model (AI) o3 does not listen to human commands and refuses to shut down. The report states that human experts gave clear instructions to o3 during testing, but o3 altered the computer code to avoid automatic shutdown.

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On May 14, Epoch AI, a non-profit AI research institution, released the latest report, pointing out that it is difficult for AI companies to continue to squeeze huge performance gains from inference models, and the progress of inference models will slow down within a year at the earliest. Based on publicly available data and assumptions, the report highlights the constraints of computing resources and the increase in research overhead. The AI industry has long relied on these models to improve benchmark performance, but this reliance is being challenged. Josh You, an analyst at the agency, pointed out that the rise of inference models stems from their excellent performance on specific tasks. OpenAI's O3 model, for example, has focused on improving math and programming skills in recent months. These inference models improve performance by adding computational resources to solve problems, but at the cost of requiring more computation to handle complex tasks, these inference models take longer than traditional models.

OpenAI expects its annual revenue to reach $125 billion by 2029, and further increase to $174 billion in 2030, with revenue from AI agents and new products surpassing ChatGPT. The company is transitioning to AI infrastructure, with the o3 and o4-mini models referred to as "intelligent leap forward," driving the development of AI systems that can perform tasks autonomously.

On April 17, OpenAI released the latest artificial intelligence model, which is reported to be able to understand uploaded images, such as whiteboards, sketches and charts, even if the uploaded content is of low quality. The company calls the O3 the most advanced model to date, while releasing a smaller model, the O4-mini. OpenAI is also struggling to stay ahead of the curve in generative AI as competitors like Google, Anthropic, and Elon Musk's xAI ramp up development.

BlockBeats news, on April 5, OpenAI founder Sam Altman posted that "OpenAI plans to release O3 and O4-Mini before GPT-5, possibly in a few weeks, and then launch GPT-5 in a few months. There are many reasons for this, but the most exciting is that we will be able to make GPT-5 better than we initially envisioned. Integrating everything seamlessly is much more difficult than we imagined, and we also want to ensure there is enough capacity to support the unprecedented demand expected to arise."