According to a report by Openai Information, a new open-source is planning to release the artificial intelligence model, which cites a source familiar with the case. The step will mark a significant change in strategy for the Microsoft-supported company, which has faced a growing investigation since launching Chatgpt at the end of 2022.

The upcoming release will represent Openi’s return to the earlier open source roots. While the first two generations of its GPT (generic pre-educated transformer) model were made publicly available, the company has since adopted a more protected approach. GPT 3.5 and GPT 4, both power to power, closed sources, their architecture, training data, or limited public information about computational resources used for their manufacture are available.

When GPT 4 was unveiled in March 2023, Openi said it was stopping technical details due to concerns on competitive advantage and security. The company said in its technical report, “Both competitive landscapes and the security implications of the model like GPT 4, this report has no more details about architecture or training methods.”

Now, however, the tide appears to be twisted. The decision to develop and release a new open-source model comes at a time when Open-SOS AI is facing increasing competition from the growing ecosystem of Open-SOS AI projects, with many of which are rapidly holding in terms of performance and capacity.

Although there is no public timeline for the release of the model currently, the development indicates the possible reconstruction of the position of Openai in the rapid congestion and rapidly running location. Analysts say this step may help OpenAI to be relevant with researchers and developers who favor open platforms and transparent growth.

Pressure is not coming from traditional rivals like Google only. Earlier this year, a leaked internal memorandum of Google employee warned both Google and Openai were at risk of falling behind open-sources developers. Memo said, “The uncomfortable truth is that we are not deployed to win this weapon race, nor open,” Memo said. This further suggested that independent engineers in the open-source community were beating technical veterans in innovation and agility.

The increase in open-source AI activity is partially given fuel by meta, which has issued several powerful models under an open license. These models are widely adopted in academics and by independent developers, which contributes to the broader culture of cooperation and transparency in the AI ​​region.

While Openai’s upcoming release is expected to be less powerful than the GPT-4, it can still play an important role in shaping the future of accessible AI technology. More details are expected to emerge in the coming months as the company finalizes its plans.