What will OpenAI announce during their “12 Days of OpenAI”?
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Sora released
Resolved
YES
New safety blog post
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YES
o1 model officially released
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YES
New paid tier of ChatGPT, costing >$25/month, revealed
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YES
Code sandbox for Canvas with code execution
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YES
ChatGPT Projects (similar to Claude Projects)
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YES
A paid feature becomes free
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YES
ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode with Vision
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YES
Something as significant as the September o1 announcement (as per a poll)
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YES
Something as significant as the Sora announcement (as per a poll)
Resolved
YES
Something related to Santa
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YES
PC or mac voice input mode (it augments keyboard input with data from AI/LLM) on laptop or desktop
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YES
A model with the string "o3" in its name is revealed
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Something that Gary Marcus reacts positively to (sentiment analyzed by ChatGPT)
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NO
Successor to GPT-4o revealed
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NO
Successor to DALLE-3 revealed
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NO
New music generation model is revealed
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NO
A model with name containing ‘GPT-4.5’ or ‘GPT-5’ is revealed.
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GPT-4o image generation released
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OpenAI has just announced the “12 Days of OpenAI”, a series of 12 livestreams with new announcements. What will they announce during this?

https://x.com/openai/status/1864328928267259941?s=46

Notes:

“Released” = available to some random members of the public, or an announcement that it will be available before December 31

“Revealed” = the thing is shown to exist, but not necessarily available to the public

Possible clarification from creator (AI generated):

  • For "Sora 2" announcements to count, they must show better quality than the original version revealed in early 2024, not just faster processing

  • The new version can keep the name 'Sora' but must be clearly distinguished as a different version from the original

  • Update 2024-18-12 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): - Announcements made on December 23rd and 24th will count as part of the event if OpenAI indicates they are part of the '12 Days of OpenAI' series

    • A 13th day or additional days will count if OpenAI explicitly connects them to the event

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Here are the polls about the most "significant" announcements. I also included a question about Sora vs. o1 for my own curiosity, since those were about neck-and-neck throughout the course of the market.

/CDBiddulph/which-was-more-significant-the-o1-a
/CDBiddulph/which-was-more-significant-the-sora-pLdhQuRyLZ
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/CDBiddulph/which-was-more-significant-the-sora

I forgot to mention the non-o3 announcements of the 12 days of OpenAI in my poll - oops! Hopefully no one thought 1-800-CHATGPT was more significant than ChatGPT itself 😄

The polls look statistically-significant enough to me - resolving now

EDIT: oops, I can't resolve them myself. @dominic please help?

bought Ṁ5 NO

@CDBiddulph o1 vs o3 poll is close

FWIW, o1 was ABSOLUTELY more significant than o3. It represented a paradigm shift in the industry, vs just iterating to acheive progressively more challenging benchmark scores

before o3 i thought o1 was basically the most you could train models in that new paradigm without running out of available compute. If that had been true it would have not been a very significant paradigm shift. The fact that o1 was orders of magnitude less scale than what was available is what made me update a lot. I learned that when o3 came out. o3 feels much more significant than o1 in that sense.

also where is the poll?

@Bayesian The polls are all linked in my top-level comment

@CDBiddulph can’t see them. Can you pin your comment or add the polls to the post?

@JaimeSantaCruz i also couldnt but turns out the bolded characters can hide a poll link! You night have some luck if you just click in bolder character in the first message in this comment thread

bought Ṁ75 YES

@Usaar33 I ran this article through ChatGPT and it said it was a negative sentiment

@dominic this is going to be prompt and interpretation specific. Entire article I can see being negative sentiment (and Chatgpt agrees) but the are positive reactions within it. Chatgpt acknowledges there is "something he reacted positively to" and recommends resolving yes

@Usaar33 Yeah, I might just resolve this one N/A

@Usaar33 I think we disagree on the domain for this question. I didn't bet on this, but I interpreted "something" as an actual product, like o3.

You could say that Gary Marcus reacted positively to "o3's performance on the ARC benchmark", but I wouldn't have counted that as one of the possible "somethings".

@TimothyJohnson5c16 This was also my intuition fwiw

“o1 and/or o1-mini fine tuning” is currently trading at 4%, but was revealed waaaay back on December 6: https://x.com/openai/status/1865136373491208674

Gary Marcus reacted negatively to the o3 demo according to ChatGPT (I pasted in his article). If anyone can find an example of a more positive reaction that he had I'll look at that too, but I haven't found anything yet

bought Ṁ20 YES

@mathvc Even if that is a sentence he actually said, I am sure it's not very hard to find a positive sentence in his article. But I don't think it's fair to take it out of context and not analyze his full reaction to each thing.

@dominic it is not a sentence from his article. It is a separate tweet he made.

@mathvc Yeah, this particular tweet might get analyzed as positive. But it's a stretch to take one mildly positive tweet and reasonably say "this is his reaction to o3," unless he hadn't written anything else about it.

@dominic well i would like to disagree. He has a positive reaction to an announcement of model scores on FrontierMath

This is separate from his negative reaction to o3

I'll resolve the things that didn't happen NO next week, in case of any surprise announcements.

Should o3 count as 1,000,000+ context length? According to the people who run ARC o3 was able to use almost 10 billion token chains of thought to solve just one problem.

https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1hisp7o/o3_high_compute_costs_is_insane_3000_for_a_single/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

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