OpenAI: Jakub Pachocki Critiques the Slow Progress of AI
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OpenAI: An Unexpected Slowness in AI Progress
Jakub Pachocki, the Chief Scientist at OpenAI, recently expressed his surprise at the slow pace of advancements in the field of artificial intelligence. During the presentation of GPT-5.5, he promised notable improvements in the near future, with even more significant progress expected in the medium term.
GPT-5.5: A New Era for Artificial Intelligence
In a podcast, Greg Brockman, President of OpenAI, described GPT-5.5 as a "new class of intelligence." This model stands out for its capabilities in programming, creating presentations, managing spreadsheets, and using browsers. Brockman emphasized that this development is the result of two years of intensive research, but it only represents a starting point for the future.
Towards a New Generation of AI Models
The release of GPT-5.5 could mark the beginning of a new generation of more capable reasoning models. This model could play a role similar to that of GPT-4o, which supported the o—o1, o3, and o4-mini series, enabling more complex calculations during inference. However, this vision is not universally shared. Many AI researchers criticize the current approach of major labs, viewing it as a dead end, and are calling for the exploration of new architectures to achieve true intelligence.
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