When will OpenAI release “GPT-image-2” or an equivalent?
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1kṀ362
Jan 1
11%
September 2025
22%
October 2025
22%
November 2025
22%
December 2025
22%
2026+

Resolution criteria

  • Resolves to the answer matching the calendar month (Pacific Time) when OpenAI publishes an official post on openai.com or platform.openai.com announcing public availability (GA or beta) of a new image‑generation model that either (a) is named “gpt-image-2”, or (b) is explicitly described as the successor to “gpt-image-1” or the new default image model, with a distinct model identifier replacing gpt-image-1. Primary sources to check: OpenAI’s announcement post and the Models page. Examples of the type of post/page we’ll use: “Introducing our latest image generation model in the API” (for gpt-image-1) and the Models list. Links: https://openai.com/index/image-generation-api/ and https://platform.openai.com/docs/models. (openai.com)

  • “Research preview” or demo-only announcements without availability to any public ChatGPT users or API customers do not count until availability is announced. If multiple qualifying posts exist, the earliest OpenAI‑published date/time controls.

  • If no qualifying announcement occurs by December 31, 2025 23:59 PT, resolve “2026+”.

Background

Considerations

  • Naming: small updates to “4o image generation” alone will not count unless OpenAI’s post explicitly positions a new model identifier as the successor to gpt-image-1 or the new default in the Images API/ChatGPT. (openai.com)

  • Staged rollout counts at the announcement of availability (including waitlist/beta). Silent backend changes that do not change the public model identifier or lack an OpenAI announcement do not count.

  • If OpenAI rebrands the image model (e.g., “gpt5‑image”) but the announcement implies it replaces/succeeds gpt-image-1 as the default image model, it counts under the month of that announcement; otherwise, it does not.

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