Interpreting OpenAI’s o1 lineage of extensive language models

Moreover, Fan expressed that OpenAI likely grasped the inference scaling principle a while back, a concept that the academic community is only now beginning to unravel. Nonetheless, he highlighted the greater challenge of operationalizing o1 compared to meeting academic standards and posed numerous inquiries.

“When tackling real-world reasoning quandaries, how does the model determine the optimal moment to cease exploration? What constitutes the reward mechanism? What defines a successful outcome? When should tools like code interpreter be introduced in the process? How should the computational expense of these CPU operations be factored in? Their research publication didn’t delve into these aspects much.

Similarly, OpenAI acknowledged in one of their blog entries that the nascent model, still in its initial development stage and poised for substantial fine-tuning, lacks several key features that render ChatGPT practical, such as web browsing for information and file and image uploads.

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