Anthropic recently announced Claude-100k, a version of their Large Language Model Claude with an 100k token context window.

Will OpenAI follow suit by increasing the max context length of GPT-4 before the end of 2023 (Dec 31 2023, 11:59 PM GMT)?

"GPT-4" is defined as: Any product commonly referred to as "gpt-4" or similar by OpenAI. Names like "gpt-4-0314," "gpt-4-multimodal-2," "gpt-4," or "gpt-4-oct," would count as long as they are commonly referred to as GPT-4 and build off the original GPT-4 models. "gpt-4-plus," "gpt-4.5," or "gpt-4.1" would not count unless OpenAI regularly calls them GPT-4 and the consensus is that they are newer versions of gpt-4. It need not be accessible to the general public, but someone must be regularly selling it (so if they sell it to companies only, it would count)

Resolves YES if:
- Any version of GPT-4 has a max context of more than 32,769 text tokens AT ANY POINT within 2023.

Resolves NO if:
- The max context window of all versions of GPT-4 remains at 32,769 text tokens, or decreases.
- Giving GPT-4 more context is discussed in writing, or an experimental version with more context is benchmarked, but no product is released.
- Multimodal GPT-4 has a separate context length for images, but the max text length does not go above 32,769 tokens.

Resolves N/A if:
- A new version of GPT-4 is released, but we don't know what it's context length is by the end of 2023.
- It is unclear whether a model with a higher text token maximum than 32,769 is GPT-4 based on the above definition. (ex. GPT-4 gets leaked somehow, someone makes edits to it to increase the context length, Sam Altman calls it GPT-4 informally, but OpenAI doesn't call it GPT-4 officially)

If OpenAI changes their name, their new name will be valid in place of "OpenAI" written anywhere in the resolution criteria.