OpenAI announced a 12-day live broadcast: launching many new features, can AI concept coin be lying in ambush?

OpenAI announced that it will launch a 12-day event period to showcase new things through daily live broadcasts. CEO Sam Altman further explained that these awesome things to be shared include press conferences or demonstrations. Recently, OpenAI announced that it will start a 12-day livestream on Thursday. The company posted on X: ‘12 days, 12 livestreams, a bunch of new things big and small. The 12 Days of OpenAI starts tomorrow.’ The event will feature live broadcasts on every working day, showcasing new products or features. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman revealed that each livestream will feature products or features, including major new products and some surprising surprises. Altman referred to these surprises as ‘Christmas gifts.’ (These events will start at 2 a.m. Taiwan time on Friday). Many netizens speculate and look forward to this 12-day event period, not only to showcase OpenAI’s current progress but also to possibly reveal some anticipated innovative features. Many people are also following these new features to see if they can further enhance the practicality of ChatGPT and other OpenAI products. In addition, a large number of netizens express their anticipation for breakthrough innovations, especially OpenAI’s exploration in the field of functionality and image generation. These predictions include products such as ‘o1 Complete Edition’ and ‘DALL-E 4.’ Some netizens have launched a challenge to guess the ‘12 features’ and ask if anyone can guess all the upcoming new features. Some netizens responded with the humorous joke ‘Samma Clause’ (combining Sam Altman’s name with Santa Claus). Finally, some netizens describe the elves as preparing Christmas magic and look forward to the appearance of new features such as ‘ChatGPT Christmas-style Santa Claus voice.’ Related reports: ChatGPT was exposed to ‘refuse to reply to names like David Mayer,’ and OpenAI was suspected of deliberately blocking information. Musk applied for an injunction to ‘prevent OpenAI from transforming into a profit-making enterprise’ and listed four major charges: monopolizing the AI market and benefiting Microsoft. OpenAI exploded with the 2018 original plan of ‘ICO issuing coins!’ But it was rejected by Musk for one reason. This article was first published on BlockTempo, the most influential blockchain news media in the dynamic area.