OpenAI Unveils Cutting-Edge Model Amid Ongoing AI Showdown with Google
In a bid to regain its lead in the artificial intelligence (AI) space, OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.2, a more advanced model designed to enhance ChatGPT's capabilities in coding, science, and various work tasks. This move comes just weeks after Alphabet Inc.'s Google released Gemini 3, which has been praised for its reasoning and coding abilities.
The new GPT-5.2 software is faster and more adept at finding information, writing, translating, and mimicking the human process of reasoning to handle complex tasks in fields like math and programming. The model is available in three tiers and aims to provide better support for users across various industries. OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman has declared a "code red," redirecting internal resources to accelerate improvements to ChatGPT.
With GPT-5.2, OpenAI is poised to bolster its business by competing with Google for lucrative contracts and revenue. The company has committed to investing over $1 trillion in infrastructure to support AI development, aiming to unlock even more economic value for users.
In a recent interview, Altman downplayed the impact of Gemini 3 on OpenAI's metrics, saying he expects the company to exit its "code red" mode by January in a strong position. However, the introduction of new models from competitors like Google and Anthropic has increased pressure on OpenAI to innovate.
The company has also begun rolling out software that can predict users' ages, with the goal of controlling how ChatGPT responds to minors under 18. A planned "adult mode" with features such as "erotica for verified adults" is set to launch in the first quarter of next year. As the AI landscape continues to evolve, OpenAI remains committed to providing innovative solutions that unlock economic value for users worldwide.
In a bid to regain its lead in the artificial intelligence (AI) space, OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.2, a more advanced model designed to enhance ChatGPT's capabilities in coding, science, and various work tasks. This move comes just weeks after Alphabet Inc.'s Google released Gemini 3, which has been praised for its reasoning and coding abilities.
The new GPT-5.2 software is faster and more adept at finding information, writing, translating, and mimicking the human process of reasoning to handle complex tasks in fields like math and programming. The model is available in three tiers and aims to provide better support for users across various industries. OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman has declared a "code red," redirecting internal resources to accelerate improvements to ChatGPT.
With GPT-5.2, OpenAI is poised to bolster its business by competing with Google for lucrative contracts and revenue. The company has committed to investing over $1 trillion in infrastructure to support AI development, aiming to unlock even more economic value for users.
In a recent interview, Altman downplayed the impact of Gemini 3 on OpenAI's metrics, saying he expects the company to exit its "code red" mode by January in a strong position. However, the introduction of new models from competitors like Google and Anthropic has increased pressure on OpenAI to innovate.
The company has also begun rolling out software that can predict users' ages, with the goal of controlling how ChatGPT responds to minors under 18. A planned "adult mode" with features such as "erotica for verified adults" is set to launch in the first quarter of next year. As the AI landscape continues to evolve, OpenAI remains committed to providing innovative solutions that unlock economic value for users worldwide.