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OpenAI Plans New Model Release in 2024
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- →The upcoming model could further enhance OpenAI's competitive edge in the rapidly evolving AI market.
OpenAI has announced plans to release a new AI model in 2024, following the launch of GPT-5.2. This upcoming model, referred to as 'Garlic,' is being developed in response to competitive pressures from other AI firms, particularly Google. The strategic move underscores OpenAI's ongoing commitment to innovation and leadership in the AI sector.
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