OpenAI will unveil the highly anticipated Sora AI during its 12-day livestream event series.
New reasoning models and a Christmas-themed ChatGPT Voice interface are expected to be part of the announcements.
OpenAI could also preview Orion, a successor to GPT-4, and new features for the ChatGPT Search tool.
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, will make a dozen new announcements over the next 12 working days, beginning on December 5. Taking to X, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced that there will be 12 days of new announcements, starting at 10 AM PT (11:30 IST).
Survey“Starting tomorrow at 10 am Pacific, we are doing 12 days of OpenAI. Each weekday, we will have a livestream with a launch or demo, some big ones and some stocking stuffers. We’ve got some great stuff to share, hope you enjoy! Merry Christmas,” Sam Altman wrote on X.
“12 days. 12 livestreams. A bunch of new things, big and small. 12 Days of OpenAI starts tomorrow,” OpenAI wrote in its X post.
OpenAI Christmas announcements:
The Verge reports that OpenAI intends to introduce a new reasoning model, a Christmas-themed ChatGPT interface, and a text-to-video tool called Sora AI. The report claims that the interface may have a voice mode, a snowflake-like design, or a voice that is reminiscent of Santa.
Furthermore, the company may introduce a new reasoning model that will succeed the GPT-4 model. The company has reportedly been working on the new model, codenamed Orion, for months and is expected to launch by the end of the year.
Additionally, according to the report, Orion is trained on synthetic data from OpenAI’s recently released o1 series reasoning models. OpenAI is also reportedly developing an AI agent capable of performing computer-based tasks on behalf of users, which will be demonstrated during the live stream. However, it may be released next year.
In addition to these, OpenAI may introduce new features such as the ChatGPT Search feature, which integrates web search functionality into the ChatGPT AI chatbot, among others.
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