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🍓 OpenAI’s Strawberry Model Launches Ahead of Plan
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OpenAI is gearing up to release its latest reasoning-focused model, 'Strawberry,' as part of ChatGPT in just two weeks. Initially slated for a fall launch, this early release promises to enhance ChatGPT's ability to tackle complex tasks even sooner than expected. Let's dive into the details…
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WAYMO
A new analysis of Waymo’s crash data reveals that driverless cars are much safer than human-driven ones, showing fewer injury-causing crashes and airbag deployments per mile.
Key Highlights
Waymo vehicles have traveled over 22 million miles with only 20 injury-causing crashes reported.
This crash rate is less than one-third of what is expected for human drivers under similar conditions.
Of 23 severe crashes, 16 involved human drivers rear-ending Waymo vehicles.
Waymo estimates its vehicles are one-sixth as likely as human drivers to experience crashes that trigger airbag deployment.
Why it's a big deal: As Waymo expands its robotaxi service to 100,000 rides per week, these safety statistics become crucial. The data indicates that self-driving cars are now safe and could greatly reduce road accidents and injuries.
Breaking News: A new report from The Information says that OpenAI plans to launch 'Strawberry,' its reasoning-focused AI model, in ChatGPT within the next two weeks — sooner than expected, as it was originally set for the fall.
Here's what's happening:
Early testers say Strawberry takes about 10-20 seconds to "think" before replying, unlike most AI models that answer right away.
The first version will only work with text, not images, so it’s not as versatile as some other recent AI models.
Strawberry is expected to handle complex questions better without needing special prompt techniques, like “chain-of-thought-prompting.”
However, testers mentioned that while Strawberry's answers are a bit better than GPT-4o, the extra wait time might not be worth it.
Why it matters: If the reports are true, Strawberry might shine in both objective tasks (like math and coding) and subjective ones (like product marketing), potentially introducing new practical AI applications. However, with early testers saying it’s only “slightly better,” we’ll have to see if it lives up to the hype.
NEWS FLASH
Here are the latest developments in AI:
SambaNova launched SambaNova Cloud, claiming it's the fastest AI inference platform, handling Llama 3.1 70B at 461 tokens/second and 405B at 132 tokens/second at full precision.
Glean raised over $260 million, achieving a $4.6 billion valuation, to expand its Work AI platform, with funding led by Altimeter and DST Global.
UBS developed an AI tool that can analyze 300,000 companies in just 20 seconds to generate M&A ideas and identify potential buyers.
Salesforce introduced Industries AI, integrating over 100 AI capabilities across 15 industry clouds to tackle specific challenges.
The Australian government proposed new legal requirements for AI in high-risk settings and introduced a Voluntary AI Safety Standard for businesses.
Anthropic unveiled Workspaces in its API Console, allowing developers to manage multiple Claude deployments with detailed controls for spend limits, rate limits, and access.
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