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Behind Altman’s “code red” declaration, however, are tensions between camps inside the company that have been festering for years, according to people familiar with the matter.
A group including Fidji Simo, a former Meta Platforms executive who leads OpenAI’s product efforts, and Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar, have pushed the company to pour more resources into ChatGPT. Simo has also told staff that OpenAI needs to do a better job of making sure its users discover the value of ChatGPT’s existing features before the company goes on to build new ones, and also wants to improve the chatbot’s speed and reliability.
Researchers meanwhile have prioritized state of the art technology that could lead to artificial general intelligence, or AGI, but don’t do as much to improve the basic chatbot experience.
OpenAI is set to release a new model, called 5.2, this week that executives hope will give it new momentum, particularly among coding and business customers. They overruled some employees who asked to push back the model’s release so the company could have more time to make it better, according to people familiar with the matter.
The company also plans to release another model in January with better images, improved speed and a better personality, and to end the code red after that, Altman said.
An OpenAI spokeswoman says there’s no conflict between the two philosophies, and that broad adoption of AI tools is how the company plans to distribute AGI’s benefit.
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Behind Altman’s “code red” declaration, however, are tensions between camps inside the company that have been festering for years, according to people familiar with the matter.
A group including Fidji Simo, a former Meta Platforms executive who leads OpenAI’s product efforts, and Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar, have pushed the company to pour more resources into ChatGPT. Simo has also told staff that OpenAI needs to do a better job of making sure its users discover the value of ChatGPT’s existing features before the company goes on to build new ones, and also wants to improve the chatbot’s speed and reliability.
Researchers meanwhile have prioritized state of the art technology that could lead to artificial general intelligence, or AGI, but don’t do as much to improve the basic chatbot experience.
OpenAI is set to release a new model, called 5.2, this week that executives hope will give it new momentum, particularly among coding and business customers. They overruled some employees who asked to push back the model’s release so the company could have more time to make it better, according to people familiar with the matter.
The company also plans to release another model in January with better images, improved speed and a better personality, and to end the code red after that, Altman said.
An OpenAI spokeswoman says there’s no conflict between the two philosophies, and that broad adoption of AI tools is how the company plans to distribute AGI’s benefit.
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