Towards artificial general intelligence, ChatGPT 5 is on track and has already begun to trend

Towards artificial intelligence and general intelligence, ChatGPT 5 is on track and has already begun to trend on Twitter, with many people guessing about the ChatGPT platform's future evolution. These ChatGPT-5 Twitter debates have gotten even more interest than those over ChatGPT-4. Many users have great hopes for the future edition, believing that it would feature immaculate visuals, something that ChatGPT-4 has yet to achieve.

OpenAI is actively developing new features for ChatGPT and intends to release GPT-5 later this winter. According to studies on GPT-5's capabilities, OpenAI may be on the verge of reaching Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and becoming practically indistinguishable from a person in its capacity to create natural language answers.

While ChatGPT may become indistinguishable from a person in terms of natural language answers, it will still outperform the human brain in terms of data processing and content creation. ChatGPT already gained considerable new features as a result of the recent upgrade to GPT-4, enhancing the chatbot's utility as a tool. ChatGPT now supports multimodal input, allowing it to receive data via text and graphics and produce replies in many languages.

Some intriguing tweets indicate that ChatGPT-4 has spontaneously addressed ChatGPT-5, even when not pushed to do so. This begs the issue of what ChatGPT-4 is aware of regarding the next version that we are not. Furthermore, GPT-4 has shown exam-taking abilities that outperform those of its predecessor. One of the developers, Siqi Chen, stated on Twitter that GPT-5 will complete its training by December, with OpenAI expecting it to attain AGI.

Whether or not GPT-5 achieves AGI, it should offer major enhancements above GPT-4, which was already a huge advance for ChatGPT. It's impossible to foresee the entire scope of these enhancements, but the chatbot might allow different input modalities and produce faster and more accurate answers. While the possibility of ChatGPT improving and achieving AGI is intriguing, we must equally examine the potential negative implications.

This revelation is expected to ignite a heated argument about whether GPT-5 has genuinely reached AGI, and given the nature of such disputes, it is quite likely that it will be considered to have gained AGI. It implies that with the aid of GPT-5, Generative AI might achieve human-like indistinguishability. Chen further emphasized on Twitter that, while reaching AGI with GPT-5 is not a majority opinion within OpenAI, some people feel it is doable. If Artificial Intelligence achieves AGI, it will have intellectual and task comprehension abilities equivalent to humans.

It is impossible to forecast what these negative consequences would be, just as it is difficult to envision the good consequences of ChatGPT attaining AGI. Despite this ambiguity, there is no need to be concerned about a sci-fi movie scenario in which AI takes over. However, the growth of AI has already prompted worries at Europol, since criminals are exploiting the capabilities of non-AGI versions of ChatGPT for illicit purposes. Before the introduction of GPT-5, we may see an interim version of ChatGPT.