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How does O1 break down problems into steps? While prior models memorized content, O1 adds a layer where it thinks about how to arrive at the right sequence of steps to do more complex tasks and get the right answer.

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Garry Tanvor 1 Jahr

Why OpenAI's o1 Is A Huge Deal | YC Decoded

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Romain Lacombevor 1 Jahr

Just a note Garry: it's not a layer, CoT is all happening in-context.

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SLOMPvor 1 Jahr

keeping yc founders on the bleeding edge

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protomemeticvor 1 Jahr

Appreciate this video. Just last night I asked o1 what it meant by "thinking" and it told me to stop asking.

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[email protected] 🌐 - e/accvor 1 Jahr

Sim to First Principal thinking 🤔

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djcowsvor 1 Jahr

i see pizza math problem solving, i press like

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Steven Musielskivor 1 Jahr

This is incredible Garry. WOW.

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Dennis Hackethalvor 1 Jahr

@ycombinator No model ever ‘memorized’ or ‘thought’ about anything. Stop using misleadingly humanizing verbiage and spreading this false advertising

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DWA 🌊 🚀vor 1 Jahr

Keep hyping guys…

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Jon_Dvor 1 Jahr

I wonder what the next thinking process upgrade will be! Definitely a fascinating breakthrough. What do you think is next?

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