Open AI, which has not fallen off the agenda with the artificial intelligence-supported tools it has developed, is here again with a development that will be talked about a lot. The company has currently registered a new trademark in the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) database. Open AI’s new trademark is “GPT-5”. Yes, we are talking about a new language model that, as you can imagine, will offer an enhanced version of ChatGPT.

In the statements made about the GPT-5 trademark, which was applied for on July 18 and has been accepted by the USPTO as of today, it is clearly stated that this trademark is also an artificial intelligence language model. From this, we can easily interpret that Open AI has rolled up its sleeves for an even more advanced version of ChatGPT. However, the latest development contradicts the statements made a few months ago.

Just a few months ago, it was announced that GPT-5 was not working.

Open AI founder and CEO Sam Altman said in a statement in April that there was no work for GPT-5. Answering questions about the GPT-5 at an event he attended in June, Altman said, “We have a lot of work to do before GPT-5.” had spoken. However, it seems that there have been changes in the company’s plans over the course of time. Meanwhile; Let’s say that there is no detailed information about what ChatGPT with GPT-5 support can offer.

Some of the claims about GPT-5 were as follows:

GPT-5 may never actually come

In March 2023, 1,150 famous names, including Elon Musk and Steve Wozniak, published an open letter to companies focused on artificial intelligence. In this letter, the risks of artificial intelligence were emphasized and it was stated that the studies on the sector should be stopped for 6 months. Around the same time, the US Federal Trade Commission opened an investigation into Open AI. Within the scope of this investigation, it was stated that GPT models threatened public safety and their distribution should be stopped. In other words, with the GPT language model, ChatGPT could be closed, never to be opened again. However, the last point we have reached reveals that such a thing may not happen.

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