Insider: OpenAI is developing a new artificial intelligence model, codenamed "Strawberry"

According to internal documents reviewed by people familiar with the matter and the media, ChatGPT developer OpenAI is developing a new artificial intelligence model in a project codenamed "Strawberry". Details of the project have never been reported before, and the company is currently working to show that the type of model it provides can provide advanced reasoning capabilities. The person familiar with the matter said that even within OpenAI, the working principle of "Strawberry" is a closely guarded secret. The person familiar with the matter also revealed that the internal document describes a project using the Strawberry model to enable the company's artificial intelligence to not only generate answers to queries, but also to plan enough in advance to navigate the Internet autonomously and reliably to perform what OpenAI calls "deep research." When OpenAI was asked about the Strawberry technology mentioned above, an OpenAI spokesperson said in a statement: "We want our AI models to see and understand the world like we (humans). It is common practice in the industry to continue to research new AI capabilities, and everyone believes that the reasoning ability of these systems will improve over time." Although the spokesperson did not directly answer questions about Strawberry, the media said that the Strawberry project was previously named Q*. And Q* was the fuse for the sudden dismissal of OpenAI CEO last year. The media said that Q* may have basic mathematical capabilities that GPT-4 does not have, which may mean reasoning capabilities comparable to human intelligence. Netizens speculated that this may represent a big step forward for OpenAI towards its AGI goal. (Daily Economic News)