OpenAI to Release New Open Language Model

Mar 31, 2025
OpenAI plans to release its first open language model since GPT-2 in the coming months, inviting feedback from developers and researchers.
OpenAI to Release New Open Language Model
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OpenAI plans to release its first open language model since GPT-2 in the coming months, announced on their website. The company is seeking input from developers, researchers, and the broader community to enhance the model's utility. OpenAI has published a feedback form on its website, inviting suggestions on what features users would like to see in the new model.

The upcoming model will feature reasoning capabilities similar to OpenAI's o3-mini, and the company intends to host developer events to gather feedback and demonstrate early prototypes. The first event is scheduled to take place in San Francisco, with subsequent sessions planned for Europe and the Asia-Pacific regions.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has acknowledged the need for a revised open-source strategy, noting that the company will evaluate the new model according to its preparedness framework before release. This move comes as OpenAI faces competition from other AI labs like DeepSeek, which have successfully adopted open approaches to model deployment.

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