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Max is managing editor at THE DECODER. As a trained philosopher, he deals with consciousness, AI, and the question of whether machines can really think or just pretend to.
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OpenAI is starting to roll out o1-mini, it's new AI model, to free ChatGPT users. This model can solve complex problems and is more accurate than its predecessors. Users can access o1-mini from the desktop version of ChatGPT by clicking on "ChatGPT Auto" and selecting o1-mini from the "Alpha Models" menu. o1-mini is a streamlined version of OpenAI's o1 model, specifically optimized for STEM applications. For math and programming tasks, o1-mini nearly matches the performance of the full o1 model. Recently, OpenAI also increased the usage limit for o1-mini for Plus and Team users.

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OpenAI has increased the usage limits for its o1 AI model. For Plus and Team users, the limit for o1-mini has been increased from 50 messages per week to 50 messages per day. For o1-preview, the limit has been increased from 30 to 50 messages per week. o1 is OpenAI's new logical reasoning model. It has been trained to go through an internal "thought process" before responding. According to OpenAI, this opens up new possibilities for scaling AI by computing power in inference. o1 is primarily suited for logic tasks and is not generally better than GPT-4o on every task. o1-mini is a more cost-effective variant for STEM applications.

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US court ruling backs schools' right to penalize students for AI cheating

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Study reveals AI models have hidden capabilities they can't access through normal prompts

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