Forbes December 10, 2024
Karl Freund

OpenAI launched Strawberry — another name for its its 01 model — on Sept. 12, including the full function o1-preview and the more affordable o1-mini to demonstrate how AI can be greatly improved by breaking a query down into step-by-step reasoning. This chain-of-thought reasoning works more like we humans do, by decomposing a problem into bite-sized chunks and tackling (computing) those chunks in sequence. Especially useful in STEM and math problems, o1 generated a lot of interest.

Is o1 That Good?

OpenAI o1 certainly is impressive. While most would argue it isn’t yet general AI, it scores 83% on the Mathematics Olympiad, basically operating at a Ph.D.-level of accuracy, vs. 13% for GPT4.0.

But o1 has three problems: 1. it...

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