OpenAI-o1 on Cursor | First Impressions and Tests vs Claude 3.5

OpenAI-o1 on Cursor | First Impressions and Tests vs Claude 3.5

Summary published at 9/14/2024

OpenAI o1 Model Overview

🚀 OpenAI has released their new reasoning model called o1. This model is designed to think before responding, allowing it to tackle complex tasks more effectively than previous models.

Key Features

🧠 The o1 models utilize reinforcement learning to enhance reasoning capabilities. They can produce long internal chains of thought before generating responses.

Reasoning Tokens

🔍 The model employs reasoning tokens to break down prompts and consider multiple approaches before generating answers.

Limitations

⚠️ Some limitations include:

  • No streaming capabilities
  • Fixed temperatures
  • No system messages

Model Variants

💰 The o1 mini is a faster and cheaper version, particularly adept at coding and math tasks. Pricing is as follows:

  • o1 Preview: $15 per million tokens
  • o1 Mini: $3 per million tokens

API Access

🔑 Developers can access the API with a tier five qualification, which requires a payment of $1,000 and a rate limit of 20 requests per minute.

Testing the o1 Model

🛠️ Initial tests were conducted using the o1 model to create a simple space game. The results were compared with Claude 3.5 and GPT-4.

First Impressions

🤔 The o1 model showed potential but was slower and less effective than Claude 3.5 in the initial tests. The o1 preview took 40 seconds to respond, while Claude 3.5 was significantly faster.

Conclusion

🌟 Overall, while the o1 model has exciting features, it may not yet be the best choice for all tasks. Further exploration and testing are needed to fully understand its capabilities.

💬 If you have any use cases or experiences with the o1 model, feel free to share in the comments!

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