On Tuesday, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reached out to users to solicit their suggestions for future projects and improvements of the company for 2025.

What happened: Altman’s question about Xearlier Twitter triggered a variety of reactions.

While many of the proposals were aimed at refining existing models, one recurring request stood out: significant upgrades to OpenAIs Sora Video model.

Previously a tech YouTuber, Marques Brownlee I checked that too Google’s Veo 2 AI video generator, owned by Alphabet Inc. GOOG GOOG outperforms OpenAI’s Sora model.

In response to users, Altman has assured that many improvements to Sora are on the way.

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Other features that were in high demand included stronger 4o Replacement, seamless integrations of GPTArgument models and Sora in ChatGPTand improvements to context length and knowledge updates.

Family accounts with parental controls were also on the list, with one user suggesting the ability to create accounts for their children with certain restrictions. Altman responded positively to this idea, acknowledging the need for an “adult mode.”

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Why it matters: Earlier this month, the ChatGPT maker made important announcements as part of the 12 Days of OpenAI event.

The AI ​​startup introduced its next-generation reasoning model, o3, as the successor to o1 ChatGPT Search Engine for all users and introduced a $200 per month version ChatGPT Pro Subscription, among others.

This has now been reported Microsoft Corporation plans to reduce its reliance on OpenAI despite investing nearly $14 billion in the company.

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