GPT-5 might pave way for ChatGPT to become indistinguishable from a human
There is a claim that by the end of the year, GPT-5 will reach the level of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), which has caused a significant buzz in the AI community. This technology is considered to be truly remarkable and advanced.
OpenAI recently released GPT-4, but there are already rumors about the release date of their next LLM. As per BGR's report, developer Siqi Chen's tweets suggest that OpenAI plans to finish training GPT-5 by the end of 2023.
OpenAI has not provided any official information about GPT-5 yet, so it's uncertain what specific changes and enhancements the new model will bring. Developer Siqi Chen tweeted about the subject, stating that OpenAI aims to achieve Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) with GPT-5.
AGI refers to chatbots having human-like understanding and intelligence, but it's unclear if GPT-5 will actually achieve this milestone.
Is AI receiving too much authority?
Developers believe that AGI could boost productivity by automating repetitive tasks. However, there are concerns about giving AI too much power. Human-like chatbots could potentially spread propaganda and misinformation on social media platforms without detection.
Elon Musk and other tech leaders signed an open letter cautioning against accelerating AI development beyond GPT-4, citing potential risks to humanity.
Furthermore, the Italian data protection agency has temporarily stopped the collection of Italian users' data by ChatGPT.
