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The interview between Sam Alman and Intel CEO Pat Ginger discusses the theory of iterative deployment for new technology. OpenAI has previously stated this approach and plans to incrementally upgrade their software. A tweet mentions that OpenAI may be further ahead than they claim, with evidence from publicly verified information showing they have trademarked the names "GPT 6" and "GPT 7" with a future application date of 2024. A video delves into the details of these trademarks and speculates about potential new models or versions being released. GPT 5 is the next version of the GPT success system, with GPT 6 including new capabilities such as music generation. The trademarks for GPT 5, 6, and 7 were all filed last year and can be viewed on a public website. The tweet and video discuss the benefits of iterative deployment for new technology and the potential advancements of OpenAI's GPT models. The trademarking of GPTV and GPT 5 by a company called Opening Eyes has sparked

speculation about future models, including GPT 6 which may include music generation capabilities. This highlights the potential impact of AI on the music industry. The video discusses the trademarking of GPTV and GPT 5 by a company called Opening Eyes, leading to speculation about potential new models. GPT 5 is the next version of the GPT success system, with GPT 6 and 7 also being trademarked. The trademarks are open to the public and suggest advancements in AI music generation, potentially revolutionizing the music industry. The speaker discusses the Jukebox music model and the possibility of GPT 6 having advanced abilities, discovered through a trademark search.