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Greg Brockman says o3 and o4-mini mark "a qualitative step into the future." These models don’t just reason -- they act. One used 600 tool calls in a row to solve a complex task. "Top scientists tell us they produce legitimately good and useful novel ideas."

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Alexander Boldizar1 year ago

Preble Jefferson can see 5 seconds into the future. When government agencies become aware of his skill, he'll do whatever it takes to protect his family. “Calling this a thriller is a bit reductive...The most interesting novel I’ve read in a long time.” --JDC

vitrupo1 year ago

There is no wall.

Rand1 year ago

this is what I have been waiting for.. holy hell

Hrishbh Dalal1 year ago

if you embed a tool inside another tool it can call it however times you want it to. for loop is the tool, while is a tool

Tom Bennet1 year ago

600 tool calls? That's more focused than my morning routine ☕️.

ΜΛΛNΙ1 year ago

huge if true, this has the potential to disrupt greg brockman's I'm coding tweets.

Bigfilteristrue1 year ago

One step in the right direction. Open the new frontiers then everyone happier

Figure1 year ago

brockman's got big dreams

Matt1 year ago

Mmmhmm

Javier Villa1 year ago

why does greg look like he is in pain? everything alright mate?

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