OpenAI unveils artificial intelligence that can 'reason' through math and science problems


ChatGPT learned its skills by analysing enormous amounts of text culled from across the Internet, including news articles, books, computer programs and chat logs. By pinpointing patterns, it learned to generate text on its own. — AP

SAN FRANCISCO: OpenAI unveiled a new artificial intelligence system, OpenAI o3, that is designed to “reason” through problems involving math, science and computer programming.

The company said the system, which it is currently sharing only with safety and security testers, outperformed the industry’s leading AI technologies on standardised benchmark tests that rate skills in math, science, coding and logic.

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