- o3 model: OpenAI described the new o3 model as its most powerful reasoning model to date, doing well across domains such as coding, mathematics, science, and visual understanding. The company said o3 is ideal for solving multi-layered problems where answers are not immediately obvious. It is also said to show strong performance in visual tasks like analysing images, charts, and diagrams.
- o4-mini model: The o4-mini is a smaller model optimised for speed and cost-efficiency. Despite its size, it reportedly performs excellently in maths, coding, and visual reasoning during internal tests. OpenAI said it outperforms its predecessor, the o3-mini, in areas like data science, while also supporting higher usage limits compared to the new o3.
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