The ChatGPT maker reveals details of what's officially known as OpenAI-o1, which shows that AI needs more than scale to advance.
OpenAI made the last big breakthrough in artificial intelligence by increasing the size of its models to dizzying proportions, when it introduced GPT-4 last year. The company today announced a new advance that signals a shift in approach—a model that can “reason” logically through many difficult problems and is significantly smarter than existing AI without a major scale-up.
On the American Invitational Mathematics Examination , a test for math students, GPT-4o solved on average 12 percent of the problems while o1 got 83 percent right, according to the company. The new model is slower than GPT-4o, and OpenAI says it does not always perform better—in part because, unlike GPT-4o, it cannot search the web and it is not multimodal, meaning it cannot parse images or audio.
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