In a potential leap forward for artificial intelligence, OpenAI, led by Sam Altman, is on the verge of releasing GPT-5, the next iteration of its revolutionary large language model.
According to sources cited in a recent Business Insider report, the launch of GPT-5 could occur as early as mid-year, during the summer season.
Enterprise customers have reportedly been offered previews of GPT-5, with one CEO describing it as “materially better” than its predecessors.
Sales to these clients remain a key revenue stream for OpenAI, underscoring the importance of these advancements.
Meanwhile, OpenAI is expanding its horizons by venturing into the realm of humanoid robotics.
Teaming up with Figure AI, the company aims to integrate its cutting-edge technology into robots designed for real-world applications, combining research expertise with practical hardware and software solutions.
The race for humanoid robotics supremacy has intensified with NVIDIA’s unveiling of Project GR00T, a foundational model tailored for these robots, alongside the introduction of Jetson Thor, a specialized computer, and enhancements to the Isaac robotics platform.
