The artificial intelligence company that brought the world ChatGPT says its latest version of the AI-powered chatbot will be more accurate, have fewer hallucinations and offer more articulate writing capabilities for composing emails and reports, for example. ChatGPT-5 will also excel at coding and answering health-related questions.

OpenAI, the company that brought us ChatGPT, has just unleashed GPT-5, a new version of its popular chatbot that promises to be so smart it could probably ace a final exam at UT without even cracking a book. GPT-5 is now available.

The engine behind ChatGPT has long been expected to get a revamp. Close followers of OpenAI's model releases are probably tired of hearing about GPT-5, the next big step in the company's line of flagship large language models. It's been expected seemingly all year. But the hints are getting very strong.