💡 GPT-5 arrives: OpenAI’s best yet?

Friday’s AI Report

• 1. 💡 GPT-5 arrives: OpenAI’s best yet?
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• 3. 🌍 How an online grocery retailer fulfilled orders in minutes with AI
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• 6. 🚗 Musk’s Dojo shutdown marks big pivot
• 7. 📢 Musk brings ads to Grok?
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GPT-5 arrives: OpenAI’s best yet?

🚨 Our Report

After weeks of speculation and rumors, OpenAI has finally launched GPT-5, which CEO Sam Altman is calling its “best model” yet, that represents a “significant step” towards developing AI that can outperform humans (aka Artificial General Intelligence). While GPT-4 gave quicker and smarter responses to questions, GPT-5 is more agentic and can complete a range of tasks (like building apps, accessing calendars, and creating briefs) on behalf of users. In a nutshell, GPT-5 will make ChatGPT quicker, more helpful, and easier to use.

🔓 Key Points

“Personal coder,” GPT-5, “builds apps in minutes,” excels at “vibe coding” (coding using natural language) and scored 74.9% on a renowned coding benchmark, outperforming Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.1 (by 0.4%).
It’s also OpenAI’s “best model yet for health-related questions,” scoring higher than any previous model on benchmarks that are “based on realistic scenarios and physician-defined criteria.”
Its hallucination rate is 26% lower than GPT-4o and it responds with incorrect information just 4.7% of the time. While this sounds promising, it does mean that 1 in 10 responses will still contain hallucinations.
(Slightly concerning, given it’s OpenAI’s “best model” for healthcare?)

🔐 Relevance

This launch has been highly anticipated, and expectations are high, but OpenAI has given all ChatGPT users access to GPT-5 because it wants to make sure “this stuff actually benefits people,” referencing its long-standing mission to distribute advanced AI to as many people as possible.

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Elon Musk is disbanding the team behind Tesla’s supercomputer—Dojo—which was set to power Tesla’s driverless software, marking a major shift in strategy. Just last year, Musk was “doubling down” on Dojo.
Previously, Musk said Dojo would be the “cornerstone of Tesla’s AI ambitions” as its ability to “process vast amounts of video data” would enable Tesla to reach its full self-driving capability goals.
But perhaps the signs were already there: Musk seemingly stopped talking about Dojo and began touting Cortex—Tesla’s “giant AI training supercluster” designed to “solve real-world AI”—last August.

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Elon Musk has told advertisers that his social media platform, X, will start including ads, as suggestions, in AI chatbot, Grok, responses, following the shock exit of his CEO, Linda Yaccarion, last month.
According to Musk, now that he has “largely succeeded” in making Grok “the smartest, most accurate AI in the world,” it’s now time for him to focus on “how to pay for those expensive GPUs.”
He’ll use technology from his AI start-up, xAI, to improve the targeting of ads, but believes that if a user is trying to solve an issue, using Grok, “advertising the specific remedy (at that point), would be ideal.”

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