It is reported that some enterprise customers have received demo versions of the model and related advanced chatbot settings of ChatGPT. According to one of the CEOs of a client company, the model is indeed better and offers use cases exclusive to his business.

OpenAI has not officially announced the GPT-5 release date and has not commented on the rumors.

Another source said that the model is still in training and is awaiting security checks and “red team” testing, a process in which employees and usually outsiders try to identify problems before the tool is made available to the public.

The last update for ChatGPT – GPT-4 – was released a year ago, followed by an improved version of GPT-4 Turbo, which solved the problem of chatbot laziness, which refused to respond to some prompts.

Recently, OpenAI also announced a preliminary fee for its API, which, starting March 25, can be used only by purchasing a few credits per month (currently available in amounts ranging from $5 to $50, but soon to be increased).