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- OpenAI to Launch New AI Model "Orion" by December
- With Apple Intelligence on the Horizon, Many Smartphone Users Unfazed by AI Features

OpenAI to Launch New AI Model "Orion" by December

Next-Gen AI Capabilities Arriving Soon
OpenAI’s next major model, codenamed Orion, is expected for release by December, marking two years since ChatGPT’s debut. Orion will initially be accessible to OpenAI’s close business partners for developing specialized applications before a broader release.

Microsoft’s Azure Prepares for Orion
Microsoft, OpenAI’s principal partner, is already gearing up to deploy Orion on Azure by November. Despite OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s initial dismissal of release rumors, a spokesperson confirmed that several major projects are forthcoming.

OpenAI's Vision for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)
Orion, rumored to be up to 100 times more powerful than GPT-4, could signal a pivotal step toward AGI as OpenAI refines and integrates its models.

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With Apple Intelligence on the Horizon, Many Smartphone Users Unfazed by AI Features

Overview
As Apple gears up to release its AI suite, Apple Intelligence, a CNET survey reveals mixed consumer attitudes toward mobile AI. Despite tech companies prioritizing AI, 25% of smartphone owners find these features unhelpful, and nearly half are unwilling to pay extra for them.

Privacy and Costs Remain Barriers
Concerns around privacy are prevalent, with 34% of respondents noting unease about AI. Additionally, subscription costs for AI tools deter some consumers.

Main Device Upgrade Drivers
Most users still prioritize battery life (61%), storage (46%), and camera quality (38%) over AI capabilities, with only 18% citing AI as a main motivator.

Foldable Phones Yet to Capture Interest
Despite interest from tech giants like Samsung and Google, 52% of users report no interest in foldable devices.

Methodology
The survey, conducted by YouGov with 2,484 adults, highlights varied motivations and concerns among U.S. smartphone users.

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