The year is coming to an end and 2024 has seen generative AI evolve at breakneck speed, transforming industries and redefining the boundaries of what's possible in content creation. From OpenAI's Sora revolutionizing video generation to Google's Veo pushing the envelope of visual AI, 2024 has been a testament to the relentless pace of innovation in artificial intelligence.
Here's a 2025 calendar highlighting anticipated generative AI releases and trends, based on what we know so far:
π January
Launch of GPT-5 by OpenAI, featuring enhanced multimodal capabilities.
π February
Release of DALL-E 3, producing more realistic and contextually aware images.
π March
Introduction of Amazon Nova Premier, the most capable of Amazon's multimodal models.
π April
Deployment of AI agents by 25% of enterprises using generative AI.
π May
Launch of advanced text-to-video models by major tech companies.
π June
Release of Anthropic's next-generation Claude model.
π July
Introduction of Google's Veo 2, capable of producing longer clips in up to 4K resolution.
π August
Launch of Meta's next iteration of Llama, focusing on improved efficiency and effectiveness.
π September
Release of Amazon's speech-to-speech model for natural language interactions.
π October
Introduction of Amazon's "any-to-any" modality model for versatile content generation.
π November
Launch of quantum-AI hybrid models for complex problem-solving.
π December
Release of advanced AI models focusing on enhanced data privacy and bias mitigation.
What we will see throughout 2025:
β Increasing adoption of generative AI across industries.
β Growth in multimodal AI applications.
β Advancements in prompt engineering and vector databases.
β Rise of AI agents and large action models.
β Shift towards more data-efficient LLM models.
β Expansion of generative AI in gaming and virtual worlds.
β Integration of generative AI in healthcare for drug development and diagnostics.
β 90% of generative-AI-focused startups formed in 2024 going out of business (I think I'm being optimistic, here).
As we stand on the cusp of 2025, one thing is clear: the AI landscape is evolving faster than ever before. The question isn't just about keeping up anymoreβit's about staying ahead.
***
About the Author
Fabio Salvadori is the founder of Wallafan, a SaaS platform that empowers content creators with full control over their earnings, data, and branding. With over 12 years of experience as a talent scout for Virgin Music and more than 20 years in the tech industry, Fabio has a keen eye for identifying and nurturing creative talent. Leveraging his extensive experience in digital media, he has been at the forefront of advocating for more equitable and sustainable monetization models.