ChainCatcher news, according to Fortune, Elon Musk's chances of winning the second lawsuit against OpenAI seem slim.Musk is trying to force the organization he previously founded to pay him three times the $44.6 million he donated over five years and to open source all the research behind its neural network GPT-4. Musk claims there was a "founder's agreement" with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman that explicitly prohibits this possibility. However, he has failed to present the agreement and instead argues that it is adequately reflected in the nonprofit's registration certificate from December 2015.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, OpenAI made four updates to its models in October to help its AI models engage in conversations better and improve image recognition capabilities. The first major update is the real-time API, which allows developers to create AI-generated voice applications using a single prompt, enabling natural conversations similar to ChatGPT's advanced voice mode. Previously, developers had to "stitch together" multiple models to create these experiences. Audio input typically needed to be fully uploaded and processed before receiving a response, resulting in high latency for real-time applications like voice interactions. With the streaming capabilities of the Realtime API, developers can now achieve instant, natural interactions, just like voice assistants. This API runs on GPT-4, which will be released in May 2024, and can reason in real-time across audio, visual, and text inputs.Another update includes fine-tuning tools provided for developers, enabling them to improve AI responses generated from image and text inputs. The image-based fine-tuner allows the AI to better understand images, enhancing visual search and object detection capabilities. This process includes feedback from humans, who provide examples of good and bad responses for training.In addition to voice and visual updates, OpenAI also introduced "model distillation" and "prompt caching," allowing smaller models to learn from larger models and reducing development costs and time by reusing processed text. According to Reuters, OpenAI expects its revenue to increase to $11.6 billion next year, up from an estimated $3.7 billion in 2024.

ChainCatcher news, the latest data from the analytics firm Similarweb shows that the monthly visits to the ChatGPT website have experienced a cliff-like drop from spring to mid-summer. Peter Oppenheimer, the head of global investment research for Europe and chief global equity strategist at Goldman Sachs, believes that in terms of monthly visits, users' initial "excitement" for ChatGPT is fading, and users may be growing weary of GPT-4 or turning to other large language models supported by tech giants. Some users are likely finding it unnecessary to integrate AI chatbots into their daily lives.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, at the recent KDDI summit, Tadao Nagasaki, CEO of OpenAI's Japan subsidiary, revealed that OpenAI's next-generation model, codenamed "GPT-Next," is expected to be 100 times more powerful than the current GPT-4 model and is planned for release later this year. The performance improvement of the GPT-Next model is attributed to its optimized architectural design and improved learning efficiency, rather than solely relying on massive computational resources.He also revealed that OpenAI currently has fewer than 2,000 employees globally, with about half focused on AI development. OpenAI's main clients include announced companies such as Apple, Coca-Cola, and biotech giant Moderna.

ChainCatcher news, recently OpenAI CEO Sam Altman revealed on social media that the Alpha version of GPT-4o's Voice Mode will be available to ChatGPT Plus subscribers this week, to help users engage in seamless conversations without delay.According to the current public information, the ChatGPT Voice Mode has an average latency of 2.8 seconds (GPT-3.5) and 5.4 seconds (GPT-4), making the user experience less intuitive, while GPT-4o will significantly reduce the latency time, enabling seamless conversations.

ChainCatcher news, according to CNBC, the artificial intelligence startup OpenAI has launched a new AI model "GPT-4o mini," claiming that the new version is "the most powerful and cost-effective small model available today," with plans to integrate images, videos, and audio later.It is reported that the "o" in GPT-4o stands for omni, and GPT-4o has improved audio, video, and text capabilities, enabling it to process 50 different languages at higher speed and quality.

ChainCatcher news, according to Caixin, OpenAI has launched a new model based on GPT-4------CriticGPT, designed to capture errors in ChatGPT's code output.The role of CriticGPT is akin to allowing people to use GPT-4 to find errors in GPT-4. This model can provide critical comments on ChatGPT's response results, thereby helping AI trainers identify errors discovered during the "Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF)" process, offering clear assistance to AI trainers.Research has found that when trainers use CriticGPT to review ChatGPT's output code, their performance is 60% higher than those who do not receive assistance. Moreover, with the help of CriticGPT, their corrections are more comprehensive than when they work alone.

ChainCatcher news, Google held its annual developer conference "I/O 2024" early this morning, announcing a brand new AI agent product Project Astra, which can achieve cross-text, audio, and video multimodal real-time reasoning, similar to OpenAI's released GPT4o.It also launched an update for Gemini 1.5 Pro, whose AI model will soon be able to handle more data, along with a new smaller Gemini 1.5 Flash AI model.Additionally, Google released its latest model "Veo" for generating high-definition videos, as well as the highest quality text-to-image model Imagen 3, which promises to deliver realistic images and "less distracting visual artifacts than our previous models."

According to ChainCatcher news and a blog post from the AI development platform HumanLoop, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated in a closed-door seminar that OpenAI is currently severely limited by GPU availability, causing them to delay many short-term plans. Most issues regarding the reliability and speed of ChatGPT are due to the shortage of GPU resources.Sam Altman also shared OpenAI's recent roadmap: in 2023, they will reduce the cost of the GPT-4 API; a longer ChatGPT context window (up to 1 million tokens) will be available, and there will be a future API version that remembers conversation history; the multimodal capabilities of GPT-4 will not be publicly available until 2024, as they cannot scale the visual version of GPT-4 to everyone until they acquire more GPU resources.Additionally, OpenAI is considering open-sourcing GPT-3. One reason they have not done so yet is that they believe not many individuals and companies are capable of properly managing such a large language model. The recent claims in many articles that "the era of giant AI models is over" are incorrect. Internal data from OpenAI indicates that the law of scale being proportional to performance still holds, and the scale of OpenAI's models may double or triple each year (various sources indicate that GPT-4 has a parameter scale of 1 trillion), rather than increasing by many orders of magnitude. (Source link)

ChainCatcher message, Dune recently released a large language model (LLM) roadmap in the community, having launched the first LLM feature and preparing a full suite of LLM functionalities and integrations for users. Dune has released the Query Explanations feature and integrated GPT-4, allowing users to click a button to display a natural language explanation for any query, simplifying SQL queries.At the same time, Dune will soon support natural language queries using LLM, enabling users to ask questions in English and query the Dune dataset without any SQL knowledge. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Musk and over 1,000 AI experts and industry executives have signed an open letter calling for a pause on training AI systems more powerful than GPT-4 for at least six months, citing potential risks to society and humanity.The letter states: "Powerful AI systems should only be developed when we are confident that their effects will be positive and that the risks are manageable." Musk has previously expressed concerns about AI, stating in a video speech earlier this year in February that AI is one of the greatest risks to human civilization in the future. ([source link](https://futureoflife.org/open-letter/pause-giant-ai-experiments/%20continue visit))