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OpenAI’s open model is delayed

Last updated: June 10, 2025 4:48 pm
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently announced that the release of OpenAI’s highly anticipated open model will be delayed until later this summer. Altman shared the news in a post on X, stating that the open model will not be available in June as originally planned, but will be released sometime after June.

Altman expressed that the research team at OpenAI has made unexpected and remarkable progress with the open-weights model, which is why they need more time to ensure its quality. He assured that the wait will be worth it, as the advancements made by the team are significant.

Initially, OpenAI had set an early summer release date for the open model, which is expected to possess advanced reasoning capabilities similar to OpenAI’s o-series of models. The company aims for the open model to outperform other open reasoning models in the market, such as DeepSeek’s R1.

However, the landscape of AI has become more competitive since OpenAI first announced its plans for the open model. Recently, Mistral, another AI lab known for releasing open models, introduced its family of AI reasoning models called Magistral. Additionally, in April, the Chinese AI lab Qwen unveiled a series of hybrid AI reasoning models that can alternate between deep reasoning and providing quick responses.

In order to stay ahead of the competition, OpenAI is considering adding complex features to its open AI model to enhance its performance. There have been discussions about integrating the open AI model with the company’s cloud-hosted AI models for handling complex queries, although it remains uncertain if these features will be included in the final release.

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The release of OpenAI’s open model holds significance for the company’s reputation among researchers and developers. Altman has acknowledged that OpenAI has faced criticism for not open sourcing its models in the past, and releasing a competitive open model is crucial to changing that perception.

Overall, the delay in the release of OpenAI’s open model signifies the company’s commitment to delivering a high-quality and innovative product to the AI community. As the industry continues to evolve, OpenAI remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of AI technology and setting new standards for open reasoning models.

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