OpenAI has shifted most of its research effort toward future model generations, according to Boris Power, the company’s head of applied research. Power said 80% to 90% of OpenAI’s research work is now focused on GPT-7, GPT-8, and later models. He also drew a distinction between long-range model development and improvements made within a single generation, describing the latter as a deliberate short-term bet. In his view, raw model performance is not the biggest issue at this stage. Instead, he said, a larger problem is that many users still do not know what they can do with AI. The remarks were cited by Techub News, referencing The Decoder.
OpenAI has directed 80% to 90% of its research work toward GPT-7, GPT-8, and later models, according to Boris Power, the company’s head of applied research.
Power said improvements within a single model generation are a deliberate short-term bet, but added that model performance is not the biggest problem. In his view, most users still do not know what AI can be used for.
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