We all know what we are waiting for. But what else will be revealed?
Expect a one hour live stream with many different updates.
The YouTube livestream starts at: 2025-08-07T17:00:00Z
Join Sam Altman, Greg Brockman, Sebastien Bubeck, Mark Chen, Yann Dubois, Brian Fioca, Adi Ganesh, Oliver Godement, Saachi Jain, Christina Kaplan, Tina Kim, Elaine Ya Le, Felipe Millon, Michelle Pokrass, Jakub Pachocki, Max Schwarzer, Rennie Song, Ruochen Wang as they introduce and demo GPT-5.
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I don’t understand why anyone cares about GPT5 when GPT4.5 is already $75/input $150/output. What app are you planning to build on top of a model that’s even more expensive?
FWIW I’ve found little difference between 4.1 and 4.5 in my Plus account usage.
Honestly, the API is starting to mature. I’d like to see speed improvements in Agents (Agents and Response APIs are both still half the speed of Completions given the same params). It would also be nice if GPT itself understood the OpenAI APIs well enough to provide useful code and guidance. Even if you give it web search and point it to the documentation, it hallucinates or falls back to Completion API code quite readily.
I’d like to see stronger, cost-focused, task-focused models. The more reliable and less costly working with the API is, the more services we can build on top of it.
Sam Altman posted that today’s event will take about one hour. There will be a long line-up of announcements, most likely covering both ChatGPT and the API.
GPT-4.5 is shut-off on the API (and nearly shut-off on ChatGPT, just a bunch of failed attempts). You’d have to offer OpenAI a lot more money than that to talk them into your own instance. And: was worth it, in a “knows more than anything” and a “comprehend everything that was input” manner.
I suspect that anything new won’t be a similar ‘largest ever’ model, but an incremental model that it was time to put a new name on. Then, with your choice of “strong” vs “speed”. There are hints of its underpinnings I need not detail.
A lot of fast tokens is the new paradigm: inference-time reasoning elevating models instead of a quality token #0. “Agent” and “reasoning” is just doing that where you can’t see it.
Wow, time flies. I’m remembering the days of Davinci being barely capable of writing a proper JSON object. Now we’re watching AI churn complete modules effortlessly. Can’t wait to see what OpenAI has cooked up for us today