OpenAI Secret Project Strawberry: OpenAI, the company that created ChatGPT, is working on a new technology, which has been code-named ‘Strawberry’. The aim of this project is to increase the ability of AI models to think and answer science-math questions. Along with this, it will also give AI the ability to work independently on the Internet.
According to a Reuters report, this project is being worked on under the leadership of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Strawberry has also been kept as a secret project within OpenAI. Earlier it was known as Q* and was seen as a big success within the company.
What is the purpose of Project Strawberry?
OpenAI has shown demos of Q* to some employees, in which AI models answered difficult science and math questions that are not possible for currently available commercial models. Strawberry aims to limit AI models to not just answering questions, but to make them capable of working on their own and planning ahead on the Internet.
Strawberry includes a special type of ‘post-training’, which means that AI models already trained on very large datasets will be further improved in a specific way. This ‘post-training’ is to improve the performance of AI so that all tasks can be done even better.
Big prospects in fields like science and mathematics
OpenAI wants to use Strawberry to perform long-horizon tasks. This means that AI models will have to plan ahead and execute a new space of tasks during a certain time. Specifically, OpenAI wants their models to work over the Internet and take action on their own with the help of ‘Computer Using Agent’ (CUA).
The development of Strawberry can prove to be a big step in AI technology. It will not only improve the thinking ability but will also make AI more independent and useful, which will open new possibilities in fields like science and mathematics.
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