(however, it’s compatible that some future GPT series will be “the AGI,” as it’s not specified that the first unified model will be AGI, just that some unified model will be AGI. It’s also possible that the term AGI is being used in a nonstandard way)
IDK if Sam is trying to imply this GPT-5 will be “the AGI”, but regardless, I think we can be pretty confident that o3 isn’t capable enough to automate large fractions of cognitive labor let alone “outperform humans at most economically valuable work” (the original openai definition of AGI).
Oh, I didn’t get the impression that GPT-5 will be based on o3. Through the GPT-N convention I’d assume GPT-5 would be a model pretrained with 8-10x more compute than GPT-4.5 (which is the biggest internal model according to Sam Altman’s statement at UTokyo).
Sam Altman said in an interview:
This statement, combined with today’s announcement that GPT-5 will integrate the GPT and o series, seems to imply that GPT-5 will be “the AGI”.
(however, it’s compatible that some future GPT series will be “the AGI,” as it’s not specified that the first unified model will be AGI, just that some unified model will be AGI. It’s also possible that the term AGI is being used in a nonstandard way)
Sam also implies that GPT-5 will be based on o3.
IDK if Sam is trying to imply this GPT-5 will be “the AGI”, but regardless, I think we can be pretty confident that o3 isn’t capable enough to automate large fractions of cognitive labor let alone “outperform humans at most economically valuable work” (the original openai definition of AGI).
Oh, I didn’t get the impression that GPT-5 will be based on o3. Through the GPT-N convention I’d assume GPT-5 would be a model pretrained with 8-10x more compute than GPT-4.5 (which is the biggest internal model according to Sam Altman’s statement at UTokyo).