Many models, a lot of confusion: Openai pledge to simplify its product line

Openai “plans to simplify” its typical shows, even as it facilitates the charging of the last non-expanded model, GPT-4.5. This is a rare acceptance from a technical company that has not been distinguished by its products enough for customers.

CEO of Openai Sam Altman Take to x To give the product map updates up and admit that some of the company’s recent publications were water jamming.

“We want to do a better job in sharing our intended road map, and a much better function simplifying our products offers,” Altman wrote. “We want Amnesty International to” only “work for you; we are aware of the complexity of our model offers and products.”

Altman Umbrage takes special for the ChatgPT meeting, as users click on a stereotype to choose from the released models. The number of models that the user can choose depends on their subscription layer.

Altman said that his team “hates the picn of models as much as you do” and will restore “Magic Unified Intelligence”, and it is assumed that it indicates one model that operates a platform. Altman said that the company plans to integrate its technology, including the O-Series of Models series, in GPT-5 when it appears on Chatgpt and its application programming interface.

During the past year, Openai GPT-4O Takeand O1and O3 and O3-Mini Models. It has also launched new subscription levels in ChatGPT, including 200 dollars/Chatgpt Pro.

Moreover, the company issued OperatorDeep search, Chatgpt tasks and a set of other new features that are sometimes available only through specific models or paid levels.

Waiting for the launch of GPT-4.5 and 5 Openai

Altman said that the next step for Openai is the GPT-4.5 version, the last uncomfortable model (CO). Orion was called internally, although he did not explain the new capabilities that GPT-4.5 would get.

“After that, the highest goal for us is to unify the models of the Series O and the GPT-Seriz models. Al-Tamman said:” From the tasks. ”

When the company comes to GPT-5, you will stop charging logic O3 as an independent model.

Openai realizes that some users may not need full capabilities of its latest models, as altman admitted, and for this reason the company created the premiums in the first place. He said that the capabilities of the GPT-5 will consider the subscription level to replace the drop-down.

“The free layer of Chatgpt will get unlimited access to the GPT-5 in standard intelligence (!!), taking into account the dysfunctions of abuse.” “The subscribers will be able to operate the GPT-5 at a higher level of intelligence, and supporters will be able to play GPT-5 at a higher level of intelligence. These models will include sound, fabric, search, deep search and more.”

Altman did not say when GPT-4.5 or GPT-5 could be launched.

Customer confusion

Openai’s decision to simplify how to display models indicates a continuous problem: not everyone understands what every model is supposed to do and what makes it different. Openai is not alone in this. If I don’t report industry day after day, I will not be able to distinguish between Gemini models and tell you why Son Claude is better than Haiku.

While this ambiguity is more common among consumers, simplification of products makes things more manageable, even for energy users such as artificial intelligence engineers.

Increasingly, you must have a business encyclopedia that models can do more updated. Merging the latest capabilities into one model and only allowing more complicated capabilities based on use may make it easy for many developers the faster experience.

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