Sam Altman has announced that the launch of the new open AI model has been postponed for safety reasons in order to carry out further tests.
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OpenAI has decided to postpone again the launch of the new Open AI model, originally scheduled for next week. Sam Altman explained that additional time is needed to conduct safety tests and assess the associated risks, without specifying a deadline. This model, which will be freely available to developers and will be able to run locally, promises advanced reasoning abilities. This is the second delay of the release, raising questions about OpenAI's safety priorities in the context of the rapid development of artificial intelligence.
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