OpenAI has announced its intention to release its first open-weight language model since GPT-2 in the coming months, inviting developers, researchers, and the broader community to share feedback to optimize the model's usefulness. This decision comes as OpenAI faces competition from rivals like DeepSeek that adopt an open approach to AI, making models accessible for experimentation and commercialization. CEO Sam Altman has acknowledged the organization’s need to reassess its open-source strategy to better align with community intentions and feedback, while recognizing the challenges of maintaining a competitive edge moving forward.
OpenAI is planning to release its first open-weight language model since GPT-2, encouraging feedback from developers and researchers to improve the model's utility.
In a shift towards collaboration, OpenAI seeks input from the community to enhance the upcoming open-weight model, responding to competition from open competitors.
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