OpenAI may have taken a giant step forward in its goal of developing artificial intelligence. Accordingly, the company is rumored to be developing a new model called Orion. According to multiple sources, it completed training for the model in September and plans to make it available shortly. Orion will allegedly be the most advanced artificial intelligence system the company has ever produced.
OpenAI targets December for Orion
According to a report by The Information, OpenAI is planning to develop a new product with more advanced problem-solving capabilities than existing artificial intelligence models. This new technology will be particularly capable of solving complex mathematical and scientific problems.
The project was also presented to US national security officials this summer and received a lot of attention behind closed doors.
These claims were further fueled by a mysterious Twitter post by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman last month. The post seemed to point to an important announcement. Although he did not explicitly mention Orion, the timing of the post drew attention.
ChatGPT hinted that the company was working on the new model without giving a direct confirmation. Although the AI did not give a real answer on the subject, it managed to confuse users about Orion.
The aim of the project is to increase the reasoning capacity of the company’s existing models. This new technology will enable large language models (LLMs) not only to answer questions, but also to plan ahead and conduct in-depth research on the internet to obtain independent and reliable information.
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