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Eric Hal Schwartz

The AI rocketship may be running on fumes

A Long March-5 rocket carrying Chang'e-5 spacecraft blasts off from Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Site on November 24, 2020 in Wenchang, Hainan Province of China.

Moments after OpenAI, Google, or Anthropic drop a major upgrade to their AI models, you'll see people already speculating on the next update's date and features. And there have been fairly regular updates to feed those rumors. However, those days may be over, according to a Bloomberg report. All three major AI developers are reportedly struggling to make their next-gen models match their ambitions for improvement over the current crop.

The report claims that OpenAI's work on the Orion model isn't going as well as the company expected. The model doesn't perform at the level the company is aiming for, especially when it comes to coding. Orion may not offer a seismic change from GPT-4 compared to how GPT-4 blew GPT-3.5 out of the water. That may be one reason OpenAI CEO Sam Altman publicly pushed back on rumors about the release date for the Orion model and an upgrade to ChatGPT.

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