Sam Altman , CEO of OpenAI , stated that the company will release an open-weight reasoning language model, a significant development since GPT-2. He also took a jab at Meta’s licensing requirements for its open-source models in a post on X.
“TL;DR: we are excited to release a powerful new open-weight language model with reasoning in the coming months, and we want to talk to devs about how to make it maximally useful: https://openai.com/open-model-feedback. we are excited to make this a very, very good model!” he said in a tweet.
For example, Meta’s Llama-2 LLM that is available for all developers for free, except for companies that have more than 700 million daily users.
Altman makes fun of Meta’s 700 million daily users ‘rule’
Altman also announced that ChatGPT’s new image generator is now rolled out to all free users.
The company plans to engage with developers to determine how to maximise the utility of the open-weight language model, according to Altman’s post on X. The initial developer event is scheduled to take place in San Francisco within the coming weeks, with subsequent sessions planned for Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.