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The development of Artificial Intelligence or AI is now very rapid. OpenAI will introduce its newest AI model GPT-5 which is planned to be released this summer.

Early access has been provided to several customer companies, and indications are that GPT-5 has significant sophistication and changes.

Company customers who have received demos of GPT-5 report very positive experiences, describing GPT-5 as materially better than previous models. Apart from that, OpenAI's presentation also indicates that GPT-5 has capabilities like an independent AI agent.

As reported by Business Insider, GPT-5 has received a number of significant improvements and improvements from the previous version. GPT-5 is designed to improve the consistency, creativity, and responsiveness of text produced by ChatGPT. With this update, users are expected to get a more natural interaction experience and get satisfying results.

Through its official website, GPT-5 is said to be the fifth iteration of the GPT (Generative Pre-Training Transformer) language model which represents a major leap in the field of natural language transmission. The GPT-5 model has the ability to understand and generate human-like text, having the potential to revolutionize the way machines interact and automate a variety of language-based tasks.

GPT-5 is also said to be able to solve difficult problems with greater accuracy thanks to its general knowledge and broader problem-solving capabilities.

Even though there is a lot of speculation regarding the exact release date of GPT-5, OpenAI is still keeping it a secret. However, the latest reports indicate that GPT-5 training was completed in 2023, and the launch is expected to occur in 2024.

GPT version history

GPT-1

The first model of GPT was first launched on June 11 2018. GPT-1 was drilled using a semi-supervised approach. The first stage is pre-training, where the model is drilled on a large dataset (in this case, BookCorpus) to understand the structure of the language. The second stage, or fine-tuning, then adapts the pre-drilled model to the specific task.

GPT-1 consists of 12 transformer layers and uses a masked self-attention mechanism. This allows the model to consider the context around the word when making predictions.

The main goal of GPT-1 is to produce coherent and relevant text, and it can be used in various applications such as automatic writing, text completion, and others.

Overall, GPT-1 was an important step in the development of transformer-based language models and has paved the way for advanced models such as GPT-2 and GPT-3.

GPT-2

GPT-2 was released in stages starting in February 2019 and a model with 1.5 billion parameters was released in November 2019.

With 1.5 billion parameters, GPT-2 has a significant improvement compared to GPT-1 which only has 117 million parameters.

GPT-2 drilled on a dataset consisting of 8 million website pages, and has a credibility score of 6.91 out of 10.

Overall, GPT-2 was a major step in the development of transformer-based language models and has paved the way for advanced models such as GPT-3.

GPT-3

With 175 billion parameters, GPT-3 was the largest language model at the time of its release. This model was developed on a very large dataset covering most of the internet.

GPT-3 has been used in a variety of applications, from search and conversation to text completion, via OpenAI APIs. One of the most popular implementations of GPT-3 is ChatGPT, which can generate human-like text based on context and previous conversations.

Despite the challenges, GPT-3 has paved the way for further development in the field of transformer-based language models.

GPT-3.5

Launched on August 22, 20231, GPT-3.5 is designed to help professionals in various fields. This model can understand and generate natural language or code and has been optimized for conversations using the Chat Completions API.

GPT-3.5 also gives developers the ability to customize the model to better suit their use cases.

For example, developers can perform fine-tuning aimed at making the model better follow instructions, such as making output concise or always responding in a specific language.

Additionally, improvements also allow businesses to shorten lead time while ensuring similar performance.

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