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Microsoft is gearing up to host OpenAI's upcoming models, GPT-4.5 and GPT-5. The company is enhancing its server capacity to accommodate these advanced AI systems, with GPT-4.5 expected to launch imminently. OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, has indicated that GPT-4.5 will be significantly more powerful than its predecessor, GPT-4.
The anticipated release of GPT-5 is set for late May, promising even more substantial advancements. This model will integrate OpenAI's new o3 reasoning model, aiming to unify its various AI technologies. The updates are designed to streamline user experience with ChatGPT, making it easier to select the appropriate model for specific tasks.
• Microsoft is enhancing server capacity for OpenAI's GPT-4.5 and GPT-5 models.
• GPT-5 will integrate OpenAI's new o3 reasoning model for improved functionality.
5 is OpenAI's next model, expected to be more powerful than GPT-4.
GPT-5 is anticipated to include significant advancements and integrate various technologies.
The o3 reasoning model aims to enhance AI capabilities and will be part of GPT-5.
Microsoft is preparing to host OpenAI's latest AI models, enhancing its server capacity.
5 and GPT-5, focusing on integration.
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