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Holy: OpenAI says it’s reallocating compute and talent toward its next generation of models, echoing the internal shift that preceded GPT-3. The focus now is on “automated researchers” and agent-based systems that can execute complex tasks end-to-end. It’s a signal that the lab sees these systems as the next...

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