On September 12, 2024, OpenAI presented a new series of language models of the ChatGPT chatbot — o1. The developers drew attention to the fact that the update is available in a preliminary version. As of the time of writing the review, o1-preview and o1-mini are available to users. A series of new language models is secretly called Strawberry. It is available to owners of paid ChatGPT subscriptions
We’ll tell you what the “strawberry” version of the chatbot is and how it differs from its predecessor.
ChatGPT Strawberry: What is known
Strawberry language models, according to the developers, can solve more complex problems than previous models in the fields of science, programming and mathematics. The analysis process may take longer. However, the OpenAI team says the result will be many times better.
More time o1 is needed to independently conduct research and quickly analyze information. This approach, according to the developers, will allow the chatbot to avoid the mistakes it made before.
Interesting! The developers themselves do not advertise the reasons for choosing the name, but Internet users believe that the word “Strawberry” was not chosen by chance. The fact is that the omni-version of the chat bot, ChatGPT-4o, as noticed users, couldn’t answer a simple question about how many “r” letters are in the word “strawberry”. o1 fixed this annoying misunderstanding.
In X, developers shared examples of how o1 can be used. For example, a new chatbot model can decide challenging puzzles, write video game code by prompts, reply to questions of increased complexity and transfer complex texts. The developers said that previous ChatGPT language models performed worse on the tasks they offered as examples.
At the time of writing, o1 only supports text. Over time, the developers plan to teach language models to work with images.
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