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OpenAI Says It Has Begun Training a New Flagship A.I. Model

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Re: OpenAI Says It Has Begun Training a New Flagship A.I. Model

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Part of me wonders whether this is purely being done to "sterilize" the model (i.e., copyright issues, permission issues, etc).

If this new model comes out and it's not really any better or different than what we have today, I guess that'll give me a sufficiently clear answer on the above.

Re: OpenAI Says It Has Begun Training a New Flagship A.I. Model

#3

Part of me wonders whether this is purely being done to "sterilize" the model (i.e., copyright issues, permission issues, etc). If this new model comes out and it's not really any better or different than what we have today, I guess that'll give me a sufficiently clear answer on the above.

I would think it is mostly just that they waited on Blackwell.

Re: OpenAI Says It Has Begun Training a New Flagship A.I. Model

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post #3

Part of me wonders whether this is purely being done to "sterilize" the model (i.e., copyright issues, permission issues, etc). If this new model comes out and it's not really any better or different than what we have today, I guess that'll give me a sufficiently clear answer on the above.

I would think it is mostly just that they waited on Blackwell.

They don’t have Blackwell, no one does yet. They have h200 and h100.

Re: OpenAI Says It Has Begun Training a New Flagship A.I. Model

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post #3

Part of me wonders whether this is purely being done to "sterilize" the model (i.e., copyright issues, permission issues, etc). If this new model comes out and it's not really any better or different than what we have today, I guess that'll give me a sufficiently clear answer on the above.

I would think it is mostly just that they waited on Blackwell.

Using Blackwell doesn't make the model better or that much faster vs cost.
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