Sam Altman described the upgrade to ChatGPT with the new GPT-5 model as a significant step toward artificial general intelligence (AGI), albeit not the final goal. He emphasized limitations, including the model's failure to learn continuously post-launch. Meanwhile, competitors like Meta and Google are also advancing AI with their initiatives. Tech analyst Benedict Evans pointed out the ongoing scientific uncertainty surrounding AGI, likening the pursuit to building a program without understanding fundamental principles such as gravity.
OpenAI's new GPT-5 model represents a significant step toward artificial general intelligence, yet it lacks crucial elements like autonomous continuous learning, limiting its full potential.
Despite advancements in AI, Benedict Evans notes that the pursuit of artificial general intelligence is marked by uncertainty, comparing it to launching the Apollo program without understanding gravity.
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