ChatGPT turned two years old yesterday, November 30, 2024, but contrary to widespread anticipation, OpenAI did not mark the occasion with any major releases or updates.
The AI community had high expectations for this milestone, particularly after OpenAI CEO Sam Altman hinted at potential releases on Twitter/X. However, as the day progressed, no announcements materialized.
This lack of celebration stands in contrast to ChatGPT’s first birthday, which featured substantial releases including ChatGPT Plus subscriptions and the ChatGPT API for developers.
While OpenAI has consistently delivered groundbreaking updates throughout ChatGPT’s existence, their decision to forego any major announcements on this anniversary has sparked discussions about potential strategic timing in relation to Google’s AI developments.
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