OpenAi mocks a GPT-5 'simplified' model

Welcome again a week under review. This week we are seeing Openai canceling the launch of O3; Tiktok returning to US Application Stores. Almost a month after it was eliminated; more complications in Elon Musk's offer to buy OpenAI for $ 97.4 billion; And more! Let's do it.

OpenAi effectively canceled The launch of O3, which was scheduled to be the next model of the company, in favor of a “simplified” product offer. In <a target="_blank" href="https://x.com/sama/status/1889755723078443244″ target=”_blank” rel=”noreferrer noopener nofollow”>Publish in xCEO Sam Altman said Operai plans to launch GPT-5, a model that will integrate O3 in Chatgpt and its API. As a result, Operai will no longer launch O3 as an independent model. The company plans to launch GPT-4.5 before GPT-5 is deployed, according to Altman, who says that this will be the last “company thought model of the company.”

Apple and Google restored Tiktok To their respective application stores in the United States, almost a month after eliminating the application due to a national security law that prohibited it. Companies have also restored the Video Capcut editor and the LEMON8 social networks application, which were eliminated to comply with the law. The applications were restored after the United States attorney general, Pam Bondi, sent a letter to Apple saying that the ban would not be applied immediately, Bloomberg reports.

Apple Tim Cook CEO dismissed “The newest family member,” will arrive on Wednesday, which is probably an iPhone se de fourth generation. Three years have passed since Apple launched the last iPhone to $ 429, a supervision for a product that plays an important role for the company in markets such as China and India. This time, Apple is likely to leave the starting button of the touch identification and use the same chip that feeds the iPhone 16.

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