GPT-4o mini is both less resource intensive and cheaper to operate than its the standard GPT-4 model.
OpenAI announced the release of its newest snack-sized generative model, dubbed GPT-4 o mini, which is both less resource intensive and cheaper to operate than its standard GPT-4 o model, allowing developers to integrate the AI technology into a far wider range of products.
Recommended Videos The older model is still available to developers through the API if they don’t want to switch to 4o mini just yet. The company says it will retire the older model eventually but has not yet set a date. We’re continuing to make advanced AI accessible to all with the launch of GPT-4o mini, now available in the API and rolling out in ChatGPT today. https://t.co/sTxtOfUapJ Per data from Artificial Analysis, OpenAI’s newest AI model scored 82% on the MMLU reasoning benchmark, beating Gemini 1.5 Flash by 3% and Claude 3 Haiku by 7%. For reference, the highest MMLU benchmark to date was set by Gemini Ultra, Google’s top-of-the-line AI, with a score of 90%.
Where do those cost savings come from? Well, not every task that can be enhanced by AI needs the full weight and capability of a full-sized model like GPT, Claude or Gemini. Like swatting flies with a sledgehammer, utilizing a standard size LLM for simple but high-volume tasks is overkill and wastes both money and compute resources — which is where small LLMs such as Google’s Gemini 1.5 Flash, Meta’s Llama 3 8b, or Anthropic’s Claude 3 Haiku come in.
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