inference model

December 18, 2012 - Entering the ninth day of its "12 Days of OpenAI" campaign, OpenAI today announced that its "inference" AI model, o1, has been officially opened to some developers via APIs, and has been updated with a number of developer tools, including GPT-4o, real-time APIs, and fine-tuning APIs. OpenAI today announced that its "inference" AI model o1 is officially available to some developers via APIs, with simultaneous updates to developer tools including GPT-4o, real-time APIs and fine-tuning APIs. It is reported that the first batch of developers who can use the o1 API are OpenAI's "Level 5" users. To reach this level, developers need to spend at least $1,000 on the OpenAI platform (...

According to Chengdu Municipal Bureau of Science and Technology, on November 22, Chengdu Humanoid Robotics Innovation Center made a breakthrough in technological innovation, and recently launched the first diffusion-based high-speed reasoning model for humanoid robots, R-DDIRM (Denoising Diffusion Implicit Robot Model). Following the launch of China's first diffusion-based humanoid robot task generative model R-DDPRM (Denoising Diffusion Probability Robot Model) in May this year, Chengdu Humanoid Robotics Innovation Center has made a breakthrough in technological innovation.

November 21st, DeepSeek announced that the preview version of its newly developed inference model DeepSeek-R1-Lite is officially online. Officially, the DeepSeek R1 series of models are trained using reinforcement learning, and the reasoning process includes a great deal of reflection and verification, and the chain of thought can be tens of thousands of words long. The series of models have achieved reasoning results comparable to OpenAI o1-preview in math, code, and a variety of complex logical reasoning tasks, and have shown users the complete thinking process that o1 has not disclosed. DeepSe...