For Resolution:

The model must be capable of browsing in response to user queries, not merely during the training phase.

To qualify as YES for a release, either:

A.) access should be provided via openai.com, or a sub-domain thereof, through a ChatGPT-like interface or by API access.

OR

B.) usage of the model should be clearly announced as licensed to a third-party (like the relationship between Github Copilot and OpenAI Codex), which in turn provides the model to users by the target date.

To be clear:

A model merely fine-tuned by an API end-user for this purpose does not count.

A publication indicating that OpenAI has developed this capability in-house, but which only shows a handful of selected examples does not count.

In the event the browsing capability is restricted to a fixed off-line cache of pre-archived webpages, I reserve the right to resolve this as N/A.

A version of this market with a shorter timeline is available here: