OpenAI o1: ChatGPT Supercharged!

📝OpenAI o1 preview:

📝 My paper on simulations that look almost like reality is available for free here:

Or this is the orig. Nature Physics link with clickable citations:

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[holographic_red]

Going to need some help holding on to my papers with this one, this is cool!

[Valzack]

"Do you want to work with someone that read all the books but can never apply that knowledge?" Wow. You didn't have to call me out like that.

[disconnect]

After 7.5 million years of thinking.The answer is 42.

[GierlangBhaktiPutra]

Tried the new model. I gave it instruction to write paragraph on some set of constraints. with slower thinking, it actually results in better response. What a time to be alive!

[cmb]

Back in my days we had only two 'r's in a word 'strawberry'

[berghwilliam]

This is huge; I wouldn't think this could happen so soon!
And remember the first law of papers, two more papers down the line 👀

[wormjuice]

Tried today with coding a Unreal engine 5 plugin. This version is finally able to grab the context and maintain the focus without just repeating the same mistakes.🎉

[EVILBUNNY]

Oooooh. So about a week ago I got the usual response1/response2 “which is better” when using GPT 4o, except this time there was a disclaimer saying “you are testing a new model which takes more time to think, please be patient while the response loads” and I guess this was the new model they were alpha testing to premium users? Pretty cool if you ask me

And yes, I did notice one of the results was significantly better so I assume it was this o1 model, and the other was standard 4o response. What a time to be alive!

[CodexPermutatio]

Reasoning is the key. They are on the right path.

[galvinvoltag]

I always thought that GPT knew too much for having such a small brain.

This is a total notch up. What a time to be alive!

[sevir]

To test it out I played tic tac toe against it, GPT-4o was constantly losing and made illogical moves, now against o1-preview, I haven't won yet.

[oshotz]

I asked o1 how many "R's" were in "strawberry, " and it answered correctly (3). I then asked it where the R's were, and it told me there was one in the fourth position 😭

It's good, but certainly not perfect yet!

[Bmmhable]

Tried it yesterday. It solved a tricky probability question all of the previous versions got wrong consistently, even after multiple hints. It needed one clarification this time, but then got it right.

[ClockworkDave]

The smartest people out there just got an upgrade.

[Tekay]

First things first, we should ask it to prove the Riemann Hypothesis.

[Limits]

The "There are 3 Rs in strawberry" freakin' got me

[AdvantestInc]

The potential of o1 to excel in fields like genetics and quantum physics is truly groundbreaking. The future of AI-assisted research looks incredibly promising!

[UliTroyo]

I asked it to make a simple ascii roguelike game in C for the terminal, where the entity data is kept in JSON files. It seriously even wrote Python code to generate a C file from the JSON data. Compiled with no errors, first try. Graphics and keyboard input both work. Updating the code to add enemies, loot and treasure introduced a bug. Still, I can't believe how good this model is.

[Arkryal]

I was playing around with this and was able to generate a clone of Atari's classic "Centipede" via HTML and Javascript in a single prompt.

That said, I did need to run through about 30 more iterations to get it where I was satisfied with the gameplay, the initial version was functional, but somewhat one-dimensional in terms of gameplay.

I just used Emojis instead of generating any sprite sheets (works well enough for a game like this), and used Suno to generate a 4-bit synth audio loop for background music.

Overall, I could have written this game by hand in about 2 hours.
The time spent with ChatGPT was actually about 3 hours, lol. But, ChatGPT allowed me to go through many more iterations and experiment with features much more quickly, without compromising on the quality. So for the time spent, I think I came out with a much more polished game than if I had manually coded it in the same amount of time.

[test-uyvc]

What a GPT time to be supercharged alive! 🎉