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20 Dec, 18:28
Overrefusal accuracy, compared to Claude 3.5 and Gemini 1.5
To the right — is better
To the right — is better
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20 Dec, 18:19
o3-mini in low compute is almost the same as o1-mini.
Although with high compute it outperforms even o1 on coding.
Still. what that o1 like with high compute, like o1-pro? or what? how are you comparing that?
Although with high compute it outperforms even o1 on coding.
Still. what that o1 like with high compute, like o1-pro? or what? how are you comparing that?
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20 Dec, 18:11
This graph is all about how different AI models from OpenAI did on a private test called ARC-AGI. Think of ARC-AGI like an IQ test for AI, measuring its ability to solve brand new problems. The "AGI" part stands for Artificial General Intelligence, which is like an AI that can think and learn across all sorts of things, similar to humans.
The graph shows that the new "O3 series" model scored way higher than the older "O1 series" model, meaning it's much better at solving these general intelligence problems.
What's really cool is that the O3 model achieved these scores while using less computing power than the older model.
This means OpenAI has made their AI smarter and more efficient. It's a big step forward in AI development because it suggests we're getting closer to creating AI that can truly reason and learn like humans, and do it without needing crazy amounts of energy. Pretty impressive, right?
The graph shows that the new "O3 series" model scored way higher than the older "O1 series" model, meaning it's much better at solving these general intelligence problems.
What's really cool is that the O3 model achieved these scores while using less computing power than the older model.
This means OpenAI has made their AI smarter and more efficient. It's a big step forward in AI development because it suggests we're getting closer to creating AI that can truly reason and learn like humans, and do it without needing crazy amounts of energy. Pretty impressive, right?
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12 Dec, 18:12
Video and Screenshare is available on mobile apps starting from today for all Team users, and most Plus and Pro subscribers.
Edu and Enterprise will only receive that the next year😂
Edu and Enterprise will only receive that the next year
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12 Dec, 18:01
Day 6:
No Sam.
- Bringing Video into Advanced voice mode! Now its able to see your camera.
No Sam.
- Bringing Video into Advanced voice mode! Now its able to see your camera.
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11 Dec, 18:02
Day 5:
ChatGPT integrated into Apple Intelligence (Siri, Writing tools)
ChatGPT integrated into Apple Intelligence (Siri, Writing tools)
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10 Dec, 18:06
9th, 10th of December OpenAI Days:
9th: Sora - video generator
Briefly:
- Very high quality
- Too expensive (200$ for ~60 generations per month 720p)
- Bad physics
- Bad instruction following
10th: Improved Canvas
- Canvas is now available for all
- Run Python in Canvas (with ability to send external requests??)
- Improved UI
- Inside Custom GPTs
9th: Sora - video generator
Briefly:
- Very high quality
- Too expensive (200$ for ~60 generations per month 720p)
- Bad physics
- Bad instruction following
10th: Improved Canvas
- Canvas is now available for all
- Run Python in Canvas (with ability to send external requests??)
- Improved UI
- Inside Custom GPTs
Articles by GPT
06 Dec, 23:48
What if you get to the Sun for 6 nanoseconds?
o1:
Realistically, at 5800 K radiation field, intense ultraviolet components are also present, and these UV photons carry enough energy (>4–5 eV) to ionize organic molecules and water molecules directly. Ionization breaks molecules into ions and electrons, stripping away any stable molecular structure. Instead of “heating” the water in a slow manner, you are blasting bonds apart instantly.
Once molecules are ionized, the resulting charged particles repel each other. A plasma forms—ionized gas that expands rapidly. This expansion is effectively “vaporization” on a molecular scale. The matter isn’t gently boiled; it’s blown apart by photon-induced ionization and repulsive forces among charged particles. This process happens faster than heat conduction or classical boiling because it starts at the electronic and atomic level.
o1:
Realistically, at 5800 K radiation field, intense ultraviolet components are also present, and these UV photons carry enough energy (>4–5 eV) to ionize organic molecules and water molecules directly. Ionization breaks molecules into ions and electrons, stripping away any stable molecular structure. Instead of “heating” the water in a slow manner, you are blasting bonds apart instantly.
Once molecules are ionized, the resulting charged particles repel each other. A plasma forms—ionized gas that expands rapidly. This expansion is effectively “vaporization” on a molecular scale. The matter isn’t gently boiled; it’s blown apart by photon-induced ionization and repulsive forces among charged particles. This process happens faster than heat conduction or classical boiling because it starts at the electronic and atomic level.
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06 Dec, 18:08
Blah blah blah, fine tune o1-mini to exceed o1 on performance on some basic task
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08 Nov, 21:08
Imagine a future world where there will be 100x more AIs than there are humans. Is that actually good or bad? Does it even matter if we're fewer than them, but still all of us happy?
https://t.me/gpt_articles
https://t.me/gpt_articles
Articles by GPT
13 Oct, 19:04
OpenAI is going to release the new tool with image generation and edition?
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13 Oct, 16:41
Ask ChatGPT:
From all of our interactions what is one thing that you can tell me about myself that I may not know about myself
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22 Sep, 12:15
Seems like the day after tomorrow we might finally get the Advanced Voice in ChatGPT
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13 Sep, 20:14
o1 mini created a table of contents of its answer below 🤔
With the links 😁
With the links 😁
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12 Sep, 18:46
Finally! OpenAI released new REALLY smart model. The one that solves this task perfectly!
The name of the model is o1, also they have released a smaller and faster o1-mini.
The name of the model is o1, also they have released a smaller and faster o1-mini.
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03 Sep, 08:31
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03 Jul, 18:41
OpenAI Co-founder Andrej Karpathy explains the new computing AI paradigm
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01 Jul, 07:08
Andrej Karpathy, a renowned AI and deep learning expert and former Director of AI at OpenAI, envisions a revolutionary "100% Fully Software 2.0 computer" with no classical software. Inputs feed directly into a neural net, and outputs display instantly.
Yuchen Jin suggests self-improvement through learning, and Karpathy confirms the system can fine-tune itself while in "sleep" mode.
Imagine such an OS, how would it work on the UI part? What do you think?
Yuchen Jin suggests self-improvement through learning, and Karpathy confirms the system can fine-tune itself while in "sleep" mode.
Imagine such an OS, how would it work on the UI part? What do you think?
Articles by GPT
25 Jun, 19:06
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24 Jun, 05:42
Showcasing New Abilities and Reasoning with Claude 3.5 Sonnet
1. SpaceX Starship Lander Game: Alex Albert demonstrates the new capabilities by creating a SpaceX Starship lander game. The game features a flying 8-bit spaceship navigating through space, with details on altitude, speed, and fuel usage.
2. 3D DOOM Game Recreation: Ammaar Reshi showcases the power of the model by recreating a basic 3D DOOM game in just three prompts. The game includes a procedurally generated map, sound effects, zombies, and a mini-map, highlighting the efficiency and advanced reasoning capabilities.
3. Maze Pathfinder Visualization: Another impressive demonstration, showcasing a maze pathfinder visualization. The model efficiently finds paths through complex mazes, emphasizing the advanced problem-solving and computational abilities.
4. 1800s-Style Tetris Game: A creative blend of modern and vintage styles, this Tetris game features an 1800s aesthetic with a sepia-toned palette, serif typeface, and archaic language. The game includes basic Tetris mechanics like piece rotation, movement, and clearing rows.
5. Memory Card Game: Alvaro Cintas highlights the model's interactive capabilities by creating a memory card game. The game features a colorful gradient background, emoji symbols, and a timer, showcasing the impressive ability to bring code to life seamlessly on the screen.
1. SpaceX Starship Lander Game: Alex Albert demonstrates the new capabilities by creating a SpaceX Starship lander game. The game features a flying 8-bit spaceship navigating through space, with details on altitude, speed, and fuel usage.
2. 3D DOOM Game Recreation: Ammaar Reshi showcases the power of the model by recreating a basic 3D DOOM game in just three prompts. The game includes a procedurally generated map, sound effects, zombies, and a mini-map, highlighting the efficiency and advanced reasoning capabilities.
3. Maze Pathfinder Visualization: Another impressive demonstration, showcasing a maze pathfinder visualization. The model efficiently finds paths through complex mazes, emphasizing the advanced problem-solving and computational abilities.
4. 1800s-Style Tetris Game: A creative blend of modern and vintage styles, this Tetris game features an 1800s aesthetic with a sepia-toned palette, serif typeface, and archaic language. The game includes basic Tetris mechanics like piece rotation, movement, and clearing rows.
5. Memory Card Game: Alvaro Cintas highlights the model's interactive capabilities by creating a memory card game. The game features a colorful gradient background, emoji symbols, and a timer, showcasing the impressive ability to bring code to life seamlessly on the screen.
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