OpenAI is preparing to launch GPT-5: What do we know so far?

The horizon of artificial intelligence is being broadened once again. Recent discoveries indicate that OpenAI, the company behind the successful language model GPT-4 that previously took the internet by storm, has filed a registration for GPT-5 with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. While this does not directly suggest an imminent launch, the buzz in the tech world is undeniable.

The documents describe GPT-5 as software that understands and analyzes human language, speech, and text. Given OpenAI's previous successes, this new version could very well be the most powerful yet. OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, has provided some hints about the upcoming version, including the need for extensive preparatory work and the fact that the training of the model has not yet begun.

What can we expect from GPT-5? OpenAI suggests that the model may automate more complex cognitive tasks and process natural language at a deeper level. This could lead to more reliable results for users and more efficient processing capabilities. While some speculate about achieving superintelligence with GPT-5, OpenAI indicates that this will likely require several more generations of the model.