Open AI with new artificial intelligence development

The billion-dollar company Microsoft has begun the development of a new kind of artificial intelligence to Open AI, namely – “Strawberry”, soon to be released on the market. The project still has more details that are kept secret even by some Open AI employees. As of now, it is claimed that the new tweak will significantly improve the reasoning skills of the AI, which can help it conduct independent research on the internet. This will allow the AI to respond to user queries and predict and gather information independently.

Strawberry, which is seen as an upgrade to OpenAI’s earlier Q* project, is considered to represent a significant advance in the development of artificial intelligence. According to inside sources, Q* has generated internal controversy and has been linked to the suspension of CEO Sam Altman in November 2023. The new model, also called o1, is designed to spend more time calculating the answer before responding to user queries, the company said. With this model, OpenAI tools should be able to solve multi-step problems, including complex tasks involving mathematical calculations and writing code.

A preliminary version of the model will be available through OpenAI’s popular chatbot, ChatGPT. San Francisco-based OpenAI is currently seeking to raise billions in funding and faces increased competition in the race to develop increasingly sophisticated artificial intelligence systems. OpenAI is not the only company developing advanced AI models. Competitors Anthropic and Google also claim their AI models have the ability to reason. In a series of posts on X, Noam Brown, a research scientist at OpenAI, said the company is releasing the model in a preliminary version now, in part to understand how people use it and where it needs to be improved.

Will AI be able to cover this human activity – reasoning – and how far will it go to cover the unique functions of a human being?