OpenAI plans to make a livestream announcement Monday at 10 a.m. Pacific Time, but is trying to keep expectations in check.
The company describes the event as “an opportunity to demo updates to ChatGPT and GPT-4.” Meanwhile, CEO Sam Altman promoted the event as follows: message“It’s not gpt-5, it’s not a search engine, but we’ve been working hard on some new things that we think people will love. It feels like magic to me.”
Altman’s wording probably implied that Reuters reporting Announced earlier this week, it suggests that OpenAI plans to announce search product using AI MONDAY — We stole some of the bombshells from the Google I/O developer conference starting Tuesday. The report also said the announcement date was “subject to change.”
The Information and Bloomberg previously reported that OpenAI was developing a search product. According to the information, the product will look like this: Partially powered by Bing (Microsoft is a major investor and partner in OpenAI).Bloomberg said it would. Works as a feature within ChatGPTThis allows chatbots to search the web and cite sources, reducing black boxes that return answers with unknown origins.
So, at least in theory, OpenAI could announce a search feature on Monday. and Altman’s claim that “it’s not a search engine” may still be true. Let’s take a look.
The livestream begins Monday at 10 a.m. Pacific Time.you can View on OpenAI website.
