Open AI ORION (GPT-5) Arrives with Strawberry AI This Fall: AGI Soon!
Open AI'S upcoming AI model,condenam 'Strawberry'
Promises groundbreaking advancement in solving complex problem and generating synthetic data, potentialy advancing towards AGI.
Promises groundbreaking advancement in solving complex problem and generating synthetic data, potentialy advancing towards AGI.
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00:00AGI might be closer than we think with OpenAI's new model, Strawberry, and they've already
00:09tested it.
00:10And let's just say it's a bit terrifying.
00:12Launching this fall, Strawberry could blow past the limits of current AI, handling tasks
00:16that were previously thought impossible.
00:18This model is packed with next-level capabilities, from solving complex problems to enhancing
00:23existing AI tools like ChatGPT.
00:25So let's get into it.
00:26Alright, Strawberry is the codename for OpenAI's new AI model, which they plan to launch this
00:31fall.
00:32According to various reports, Strawberry is being designed to perform tasks that current
00:36AI models struggle with or simply can't do at all.
00:39Think of things like solving complex math problems it's never encountered before, developing
00:44detailed marketing strategies, or even tackling advanced word puzzles.
00:48For example, Strawberry has reportedly been able to solve the New York Times' Connections
00:54Which is no small feat for an AI, but Strawberry's abilities are far more serious than puzzles
00:58and math problems.
00:59The model is set to dramatically improve reasoning capabilities, allowing it to perform in-depth
01:05research, generate high-quality synthetic data, and potentially revolutionize fields
01:09that rely heavily on data analysis and strategic planning.
01:13OpenAI has even demonstrated Strawberry's capabilities to U.S. national security officials,
01:18showing just how seriously they're taking this new development.
01:21The potential applications for Strawberry are vast, spanning from business strategy
01:25and supply chain management to research and security.
01:27Now, the name Strawberry might sound a bit light-hearted, but the backstory is quite
01:31the opposite.
01:32Originally, this model was known as Q-Asterisk, pronounced Q-Star within OpenAI.
01:39This wasn't just a name change for branding purposes, it came at a time of significant
01:42upheaval at OpenAI.
01:44The internal development and potential implications of Q-Star led to some intense discussions
01:48within the company, even contributing to a temporary ouster of CEO Sam Altman.
01:53Altman was eventually reinstated, but the incident highlights the kind of pressure and
01:56scrutiny this model has been under from the very beginning.
02:00The concerns around Q-Star, and now Strawberry, stem from its potential to be a significant
02:05step toward AGI, Artificial General Intelligence.
02:08AGI represents the kind of AI that can understand, learn, and apply knowledge across an array
02:13of tasks, much like a human.
02:15The tech community has been cautious about AGI because of the possible risks it poses.
02:20Advanced AI that can operate with a high degree of autonomy might present challenges, such
02:25as aligning its objectives with human values and ensuring it doesn't lead to unintended
02:29consequences.
02:30There's a lot of excitement, but also a fair amount of caution.
02:33Now, let's get into some of the technical details, because this is where Strawberry
02:37really stands out.
02:38The model is reported to have scored over 90% on the Math Benchmark, a series of championship-level
02:44math problems.
02:45To give you some context, GPT-4, another well-known model from OpenAI, only scored 53%, while
02:53GPT-4-0, an improved version, managed to reach 76.6%.
02:57If Strawberry truly hits the 90% mark, it's not just a minor upgrade, it's a quantum
03:02leap in terms of AI capabilities.
03:04The model also shows advanced reasoning and planning skills, making it more versatile
03:09than its predecessors.
03:10It's capable of generating synthetic data, which means it can create its own training
03:14material to continually improve its performance.
03:17This ability to self-generate data is groundbreaking.
03:20It reduces the need for massive amounts of real-world data to train AI models, which
03:25is a huge advantage considering the challenges and limitations associated with data privacy,
03:30quality, and availability.
03:32Moreover, Strawberry will likely be integrated into products like ChatGPT, enhancing its
03:37capabilities with advanced reasoning.
03:39This would allow ChatGPT to engage in conversation, solve complex problems, plan strategies, and
03:44assist with real-time research, making it a more versatile AI assistant.
03:48But that's just the beginning for OpenAI's plans with Strawberry.
03:52This model is also playing a crucial role in training a new AI system codenamed Orion.
03:56Rumored to be the next step beyond GPT-4 and GPT-4-0, Orion could potentially become the
04:02highly anticipated GPT-5.
04:05With Strawberry laying the groundwork for Orion's training data, it's clear that
04:09OpenAI isn't settling for minor upgrades, they're gearing up for a major breakthrough
04:13in AI capabilities.
04:15The approach they're using involves something akin to a technique called STAR, self-taught
04:19reasoner, which was proposed by researchers at Stanford.
04:22This method involves training AI models to reason more effectively by generating explanations
04:27for their answers, filtering out incorrect ones, and then fine-tuning the model based
04:32on these self-generated explanations.
04:35This kind of self-improving AI could be a crucial step toward AGI, where the AI isn't
04:40just reactive, but proactively improves its understanding and reasoning abilities over
04:46time.
04:47However, as exciting as Strawberry's potential is, there are legitimate concerns about AI
04:51safety, particularly as AI models become more advanced.
04:55OpenAI has been no stranger to these concerns.
04:57In fact, there's been quite a bit of internal turmoil regarding AI safety at the company.
05:02Stats indicate that nearly half of OpenAI's safety team has left, dropping from about
05:0630 members to just 16.
05:08Daniel Kokodeshlo, a former researcher, mentioned that people focused on AGI safety felt increasingly
05:14marginalized within the company.
05:16This has raised some eyebrows in the tech community, especially given the potential
05:19risks associated with developing highly advanced AI models like Strawberry.
05:23Several high-profile departures have further fueled these concerns.
05:27John Shulman, co-founder and head of OpenAI's alignment science efforts, recently left to
05:32join Anthropic, a company specifically focused on AI safety.
05:37Ilya Sutskever, another co-founder and chief scientist, also left OpenAI earlier this year
05:42to start his own company, Safe Superintelligence Inc.
05:44Both Shulman and Sutskever were key figures in OpenAI's safety efforts, so their departures
05:50suggest a significant shift in focus for the company.
05:53While OpenAI insists it remains committed to AI safety and is actively engaging with
05:58governments and communities on these issues, the exodus of key safety personnel could indicate
06:03a pivot toward more aggressive development and deployment of new technologies.
06:07Despite the internal challenges, OpenAI has been rolling out some impressive new features
06:12and models.
06:13Earlier this year, they introduced an advanced voice feature for ChatGPT using the GPT-4.0
06:19which allows for hyper-realistic audio responses and real-time interactive conversations where
06:24users can even interrupt ChatGPT mid-sentence.
06:27It's a small change that could have big implications, making AI interactions feel
06:31more natural and engaging.
06:34They also launched a new tool called SearchGPT, which is currently in prototype mode.
06:38SearchGPT aims to provide more concise and relevant search results than traditional search
06:43engines by offering summarized answers with source links instead of just a list of links.
06:47And for those looking for a more affordable AI solution, OpenAI rolled out GPT-4.0 Mini,
06:52a smaller and more cost-effective version of their AI model.
06:55GPT-4.0 Mini surpasses GPT-3.5 Turbo in performance across various benchmarks, including textual
07:01intelligence and multimodal reasoning.
07:04It's a smart move to cater to a broader audience, from developers to businesses, while still
07:08pushing the envelope on what AI can do.
07:11Looking ahead, the introduction of Strawberry could mark a pivotal moment not just for OpenAI,
07:16but for the entire AI landscape.
07:18Its capabilities to handle complex tasks, generate its own training data, and potentially
07:23integrate into existing tools like ChatGPT could redefine what's possible with AI.
07:28This isn't just about making chatbots smarter, it's about creating AI that can think, reason,
07:34and learn in ways that are increasingly human-like.
07:36However, with these advancements come significant challenges.
07:40The debate around AGI, the balance between innovation and safety, and the need for responsible
07:46AI development are more pressing than ever.
07:48OpenAI will need to carefully navigate these waters, ensuring that their drive for innovation
07:53does not overshadow the importance of safety and ethical considerations.
07:58Competitors like Google DeepMind are also making rapid advancements, with models like
08:02AlphaProof and AlphaGeometry2 already showing impressive results in mathematical reasoning.
08:07Also, Google just announced the release of three new experimental AI models.
08:11The first model, Gemini 1.5 Flash 8B, is a compact but powerful AI with 8 billion parameters
08:18designed for handling multimodal tasks.
08:21It's particularly good at processing large volumes of data quickly and summarizing long
08:25documents making it a strong choice for businesses needing fast and efficient AI solutions.
08:30Next up is the enhanced Gemini 1.5 Pro model, which improves on its predecessor in every
08:36way.
08:37This model shines at managing complex prompts and coding tasks, offering a significant boost
08:41in performance.
08:42It's perfect for developers and companies focused on creating advanced AI applications
08:46that need a nuanced understanding of language.
08:48Finally, there's the updated Gemini 1.5 Flash model.
08:52While details are scarce, Google reports notable performance gains, emphasizing speed and efficiency.
08:58Critical for scaling AI solutions without sacrificing quality, these models are now
09:02available through Google AI Studio and the Gemini API, offering new possibilities for
09:08developers.
09:09These models are ideal for tasks like high-volume data processing, long-context summarization,
09:14and advanced coding.
09:15The competition is fierce, and open AI will need to stay ahead not just in terms of capabilities
09:20but also in maintaining trust and ensuring the safety of their AI models.
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