OpenAIChief Executive OfficerSam AltmanRevealed in 2024ChatGPTThe most frequently requested features from manufacturers, which include artificial general intelligence,GPT-5language models as well as more personalized requests. The requests were a response to a question Altman posed to his followers on X (formerly Twitter) asking what they wanted OpenAI to build or fix in 2024.
Generalized Artificial Intelligence (AGI) and the GPT-5 language model emerged as one of the most notable mentions in the list of user expectations. Users also expect more personalized features, as well as improved GPTs.This list was published by Altman based on user suggestions on social media, and shows a strong interest in the future direction of ChatGPT.
Altman said at X that OpenAI will do its best to meet the needs of its users, including other exciting things not mentioned on the list. He emphasized OpenAI's commitment to innovation and meeting user expectations.
However, regarding Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), Altman made some expectant but also realistic comments, noting that users need to remain patient. He implied that achieving AGI-level AI models in 2024 is still highly unlikely.
In an interview with TIME magazine, Altman revealed the unlimited potential of the new technology: "I think AGI will be the most important technology ever invented by mankind.StrongestThe big technology ... It's a very different world if you think about the cost of intelligence and the equality of intelligence, the cost going down, the quality going up dramatically, what people are able to do with it. It's a world that sci-fi has promised us for a long time, and one that I think weFirsttimes to be able to see what it will be like." He added.
OpenAI has recently published a report on itsfirstThe developer conference announced the GPT-4Turbo language model, a major upgrade to GPT-4, with world events as of April 2023 known. At the same time, OpenAI also announced that it will allow users to create their own generative pre-trained transformers (GPTs) and share them publicly, and that it plans to launch a GPT store to help validate developers for commercialization. However, controversy over Sam Altman's firing and subsequent rehiring at AI appears to have caused the release of the GPT store to be delayed until 2024.
OpenAI has made significant progress in meeting user needs and driving innovation in the field of artificial intelligence, although some programs may be affected by internal changes. In 2024, artificial general intelligence and more advanced language modeling will remain at the forefront of users' minds.