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Marijan Hassan - Tech Journalist

AGI breakthrough as OpenAI is reportedly working on a model that can reason


OpenAI has stirred the industry again with news of a ground-breaking development. Code-named "Project Strawberry," the project reportedly focuses on a new reasoning model that could propel AI towards true Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).



The news was first reported by Reuters after a source close to the AI company came to them with the project’s documentation. According to the files, OpenAI already has a team working on the new model which surpasses previous language models by incorporating advanced reasoning capabilities. This leap could enable AI to not just process information, but actively plan, research, and solve complex problems.


The source revealed that the project is still in progress and there’s no specific timeline for public launch.


If indeed the rumors are true then Project Strawberry will be a game changer. While current language models can summarize long texts and compose elegant prose far more quickly than any human, the technology often falls short on common sense problems whose solutions seem intuitive to people. If OpenAI can truly develop an AI that can conduct its own research and reason independently, the implications are vast.


We could be looking at potential AI-led breakthroughs in scientific discovery, medicine, and countless other fields


Reports indicate Strawberry builds upon previous iterations like Q*, which showcased the ability to answer complex science and math questions. This suggests Strawberry might tackle even more challenging tasks, potentially including autonomous internet research to gather data and support its reasoning.


However, some experts caution against overhyping the project. "OpenAI hasn't officially confirmed Strawberry, and even if it's real, we don't know its capabilities," says Professor David Chen of Stanford University. "While reasoning abilities in AI are a major goal, it's crucial to manage expectations and ensure responsible development."


OpenAI itself has remained tight-lipped. Recent employee meetings reportedly showcased a model displaying "human-like reasoning," further fueling speculation. Additionally, rumors suggest Strawberry might be the technology behind OpenAI's progress towards "deep research" capabilities.


The potential impact of Project Strawberry is undeniable. If successful, it could mark a significant step towards AGI, a long-sought dream in the world of artificial intelligence. As the technology evolves, it will be vital to address ethical concerns and ensure responsible application of this powerful new tool.

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