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OpenAI full o1 – FASTER and more RELIABLE (Tested)



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Overview of OpenAI full o1 model inside of ChatGPT.

00:00 Overview
02:27 Inference Speed
05:38 Math Puzzle
06:28 Math Reasoning
08:11 Complex Knowledge Understanding
11:46 Image Understanding
14:13 Coding

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  1. I have had mixed results personally. I found o1-preview did not reliably produce better results. It frequently brushed over implementation details and was unwilling to get in to deep and complex topics.

  2. Holy everyone has been giving their opinion on how bad this new o1 is when it comes to giving accurate answers, o1 preview wins everything (except for the speed of responding huh it can accurately solve a hard math problems

  3. no way that a model so fast is better. They gave us again some watered down model and internally and to business they give the state of the art model. Also seeing in your video that it cant even solve basic word puzzles, everybody can think what model we have here.

  4. Thanks for sharing your experience. I've found that the o1 model with its response rate and additional intro text to be less performant than Anthropic's Claude-3-5-sonnet in this use case. As soon as I submitted my question, I got a response within the second. Additionally, I got what I wanted without the additional into text that would have cost me 10x or more with o1 API pricing when it comes out.

    Granted, it does have more reasoning and evaluating capabilities but I mostly see that in coding. However, the costs eclipse the benefit in this use case.

    SEE – no intro text and response within a second. This o1 hype needs better use cases to demonstrate why I should use it instead of Sonnet-3-5. Great job reporting, though.
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