OpenAI CEO Sam Altman crowdsources 2025 goals — Sora upgrades popular user wish list — Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG)

Tuesday, Open artificial intelligence CEO Sam Altman Collect suggestions from users for future projects and improvements for the company by 2025.

What happened: Ultraman’s question X,before twitter There were a variety of reactions.

While many of the suggestions were to improve existing models, one recurring request stood out: a major upgrade to OpenAI sora Video model.

Until then, tech YouTuber Max Brownlee also reviewed Google Veo 2 AI video generator, owner alphabet inc. Google Google Beyond OpenAI’s Sora model.

In response to users, Altman assured that many improvements to Sora are in the works.

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Other highly requested features include more powerful 4o Replacement, seamless integration GPTinference model and Sora into Chat GPTas well as improvements in context length and knowledge updating.

Family accounts with parental controls also made the list, with one user suggesting that accounts for children could be created, but with certain restrictions. Ultraman responded favorably to the idea, acknowledging the need for an “adult mode.”

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Why it’s important: Earlier this month, during the “12 Days of OpenAI” event, the makers of ChatGPT made an important announcement.

The artificial intelligence startup has launched its next-generation inference model, o3, as the successor to o1. ChatGPT search Engine for all users, launched for $200 per month ChatGPT Professional Edition Subscription etc.

At the same time, there are reports that Microsoft Corporation Despite having invested nearly $14 billion in OpenAI, there are still plans to reduce dependence on OpenAI.

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