As the highly anticipated ChatGPT approaches its two-year anniversary, rumors about OpenAI's new flagship model have sparked renewed discussions in the industry. However, this commotion was swiftly clarified by OpenAI's CEO, Altman. The event originated from a report by tech media The Verge, where several insiders suggested that OpenAI might launch the new flagship model "Orion" on November 30, coinciding with ChatGPT's second anniversary. The report also noted that the engineering team at Microsoft Azure has already...

According to The Verge, OpenAI is set to launch its next-generation model Orion in December. Unlike the earlier releases of models GPT-4o and o1, Orion will not be widely available through ChatGPT at first. Instead, OpenAI plans to offer access primarily to companies closely collaborating with them, so these companies can build their own products and features. Another source told The Verge that engineers from Microsoft—OpenAI's main partner in deploying AI models—are

In the lead-up to the upcoming Meta Connect 2024 conference, a 90-minute podcast interview with company founder Mark Zuckerberg reveals Meta's future direction and vision. This interview serves not only as a warm-up for the forthcoming conference but also as a deep interpretation of Meta's outlook on future technological development. In the interview, Zuckerberg focuses on Meta's upcoming AR glasses, Orion, which he describes as a 'flawless' product expected to debut at the conference. This is not just a pair of

OpenAI plans to launch a new model codenamed 'Strawberry' this fall, aimed at significantly enhancing reasoning capabilities and serving as a source for generating data to support GPT-5. This model excels at solving complex problems, including mathematical challenges and subjective issues like product marketing strategies, and demonstrates strong capabilities in language tasks. 'Strawberry' will be integrated into ChatGPT, as OpenAI seeks additional funding to achieve this, which is expected to create revenue opportunities for the company and drive business growth. Although OpenAI currently...

Snap and Meta are set to unveil their latest AR glasses prototypes next month, with Snap CEO Evan Spiegel releasing the fifth-generation Spectacles on September 17, and Meta's Mark Zuckerberg showcasing the AR glasses codenamed Orion on September 25. However, due to the current immaturity of AR technology, neither pair of glasses will be available for public sale. Snap will distribute a small production run through partners and developers.

Orion Star has released the Orion-14B large model, which boasts a parameter size of 14 billion, supports common languages and specialized terminology for ultra-long texts, and achieves an inference speed of 31 tokens/s. It demonstrates excellent multilingual capabilities, particularly excelling in Japanese and Korean. The model offers fine-tuning options and various applications to help enterprises enhance efficiency and decision-making.

["Orion Star has released the open source OrionStar-Yi-34B-Chat model based on the Zero One Thousand Things initiative, available for free commercial use.","The model performs excellently on the C-Eval and C-MMLU Chinese evaluation benchmarks.","OrionStar-Yi-34B-Chat is one of the outstanding open source alternatives to ChatGPT.","The model boasts high performance, is fully open-source, and is free for commercial use.","Orion Star is a provider of AI service-oriented solutions."]