Is the mysterious AI ‘gpt2-chatbot’ hiding OpenAI’s next update?

The internet is buzzing after a mysterious artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot appeared on a popular website for testing open-source language models (LLMs) without any information or documentation about its creator.

Users started noticing the new chatbot “gpt2-chatbot” listed on the LMSIS chat website on April 29, which allows users to start chatting with any open source AI chatbot all in one place.

The AI ​​community on X commented that the model is “excellent” and that it demonstrates both advanced reasoning capabilities, “but gets really challenging AI questions with a very impressive tone.”

Another user responded that the model was able to answer a puzzle that “few” AI models have been able to get right.

Other X users have specifically picked up on the gpt2-chatbot skills, which include a more “human-like” tone and math prowess – a known challenge for popular chatbots like ChatGPT, coding and ASCII.

While there is no information on who created the bot, users are starting to speculate where it could have come from.

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Currently, the two running theories are that the mysterious “gpt2-chatbot” is either OpenAI's much-anticipated GPT-5, which was released earlier to measure the model, or OpenAI's GPT-2, which was secretly released in 2019. It is now fine-tuned with more up-to-date auxiliary data sets.

The concept that this model is the most advanced OpenAI model released earlier is the claim of “absolute best” overall output performance by users. From format and structure to overall understanding.

Some users asked who created the chatbot, to which he replied that the model was created by OpenAI.

OpenAI did not comment on the recent developments regarding the emergence of this high-performance bot puzzle. However, he previously stated that the target launch date for the new model GPT-5 would be mid-2024, around summer.

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