2018 - gpt1
2019 - gpt2
2020 - gpt3
2022 - gpt3.5
2023 - gpt4
2023 - gpt4-turbo
2024 - gpt-4o
2024 - o1
Did OpenAI hire Google's product marketing team in recent years?
2019 - gpt2
2020 - gpt3
2022 - gpt3.5
2023 - gpt4
2023 - gpt4-turbo
2024 - gpt-4o
2024 - o1
Did OpenAI hire Google's product marketing team in recent years?
The funny thing is, after a certain amount of time, the gpt-5 panic eventually morphed into people basically begging for gpt-5. But he already said he wouldn't release something called 'gpt-5'.
Another funny thing is, just because he didn't name any of them 'gpt-5', everyone assumes that there is something called 'gpt-5' that has been in the works and still is not released.
1985 – Windows 1.0
1987 – Windows 2.0
1990 – Windows 3.0
1992 – Windows 3.1
1995 – Windows 95
1998 – Windows 98
2000 – Windows ME (Millennium Edition)
2001 – Windows XP
2006 – Windows Vista
2009 – Windows 7
2012 – Windows 8
2013 – Windows 8.1
2015 – Windows 10
2021 – Windows 11
If you want real atrocities, look at Xbox.
Xbox 360
Xbox One => Xbox One S / Xbox One X
Xbox Series S / Xbox Series X
No real chronology, Xbox One is basically the third version. Then Xbox One X and Xbox Series X. Everything is atrocious about the naming.
It fundamentally makes sense to separate these two products in the AI space. There will obviously be a speed vs quality trade-off with a variety of products across the spectrum over time. LLMs respond way too fast to actually be expected to produce the maximum possible quality of a response to complex queries.
1999 - Half-Life: Opposing Force
2001 - Half-Life: Blue Shift
2001 - Half-Life: Decay
2004 - Half-Life: Source
2004 - Half-Life 2
2004 - Half-Life 2: Deathmatch
2005 - Half-Life 2: Lost Coast
2006 - Half-Life Deathmatch: Source
2006 - Half-Life 2: Episode One
2007 - Half-Life 2: Episode Two
2020 - Half-Life: Alyx