The image generation field has welcomed a striking new star. A mysterious model named "Blueberry" has suddenly appeared in the AI arena, rapidly rising to the top with its astonishing performance, sparking widespread attention and discussion in the industry. This model, called "Blueberry," has outperformed well-known competitors, including OpenAI's "Strawberry," Flux.1, Ideogram v2, and Midjourney v6.1, swiftly becoming the new champion in the image generation domain. However, the true identity of "Blueberry" remains unclear.

OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Pro at a price of $200 per month, planning to introduce a new model called 'Strawberry' within two weeks. Its core feature mimics the human thought process, generating accurate content through a 'thinking' period of 10 to 20 seconds and information retrieval, focusing solely on text processing and currently not supporting image and audio processing. The 'Strawberry' model employs innovative optimization strategies, including a dense verification reward model and dynamic adjustments to answer quality, aimed at enhancing the performance of large language models and overcoming limitations in training datasets and reasoning computational resources.

OpenAI plans to release its next-generation AI model, Strawberry, in two weeks as part of the ChatGPT services. The model's uniqueness lies in its ability to 'think' before responding to user queries, differing from the traditional immediate response model, and is expected to bring revolutionary changes to human-computer interaction. Initially, Strawberry will support only text input and output, released as a standalone product alongside ChatGPT. OpenAI's innovation prowess in the AI field is once again evident, with its commercial products attracting over 1 million paid users.

OpenAI is preparing to release its latest AI model named 'Strawberry', expected to go live on ChatGPT in two weeks. This model is designed as a reasoning model that solves complex problems through multi-step reasoning, capable of handling tasks such as answering difficult algebra questions or designing marketing campaigns that typically take months. It's worth noting that 'Strawberry' only supports text processing, unlike the flagship model GPT-4 which has image and audio processing capabilities. However, the model may have slower response times.

OpenAI plans to launch a new model codenamed 'Strawberry' this fall, aimed at significantly enhancing reasoning capabilities and serving as a source for generating data to support GPT-5. This model excels at solving complex problems, including mathematical challenges and subjective issues like product marketing strategies, and demonstrates strong capabilities in language tasks. 'Strawberry' will be integrated into ChatGPT, as OpenAI seeks additional funding to achieve this, which is expected to create revenue opportunities for the company and drive business growth. Although OpenAI currently...

OpenAI's 'Strawberry' project, an AI model focused on solving mathematical and programming problems, was recently showcased in the security domain and is set to launch a chatbot version this fall, possibly integrated into ChatGPT. This model excels in language tasks, especially in solving logical puzzles, and is expected to enhance training quality through synthetic data, reducing 'hallucination' errors for more accurate responses. OpenAI's business is rapidly growing, with a twofold increase in revenue from law degrees and ChatGPT subscriptions year-over-year.

MultiOn has launched an intelligent agent named Agent Q, which has achieved a success rate of 95.4% in real tasks, attracting widespread attention. CEO Div Garg sparked associations with OpenAI's Project Q by using strawberry emojis on Twitter. Agent Q combines search, self-reflection, and reinforcement learning, possessing planning and self-repair capabilities. It addresses the limitations of LLM training by introducing a new learning inference framework. It has demonstrated powerful search capabilities in simulated online store tasks, particularly in Open Table.

Recently, OpenAI's mysterious project 'Strawberry' has attracted widespread attention, with its specific release date remaining a mystery, leading to much speculation and discussion. The frequent hints from the informant @iruletheworldmo suggest that Tuesday might be a pivotal moment in achieving the second level of artificial general intelligence. Meanwhile, Aravind Srinivas, CEO of Perplexity AI, shared images on social media showing their AI cracking the 'Strawberry test', implying that Perplexity AI may possess capabilities equivalent to '

OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman shared a photo of strawberry growth on social media platform X, captioning it 'I love summer in the garden,' sparking speculation in the AI community about a new foundational model codenamed 'Strawberry' within OpenAI. This model could be comparable to GPT-5, aiming to showcase advanced reasoning capabilities and even the ability to browse the internet and conduct deep research. This move suggests that OpenAI may be exploring general AI intelligence, alongside companies like Anthropic, Google, and Meta.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman posted a photo of summer garden strawberries on social media platform X, igniting speculation that it may be related to the new project 'Strawberry'. The image and accompanying caption suggest that a new model is about to be released, leading to enthusiastic discussions among netizens. Notable account @kimmonismus analyzed it as a clue, and industry leader Bindu Reddy also expressed agreement. Recently, a new model named 'Anonymous Chatbot' appeared on the lmsys platform.

Recently, OpenAI is secretly developing a project named "Strawberry," with the goal of enabling artificial intelligence to conduct independent research. As reported by Reuters, the Strawberry project aims to develop an AI that not only can answer questions but also independently search and analyze information. This will be a major breakthrough in artificial intelligence, potentially changing the way we acquire knowledge and conduct scientific research.The specific mechanism of Strawberry is not

Recently, OpenAI quietly lifted the veil of mystery surrounding the "Strawberry" project. This project, previously known as Q*, has now reemerged under the name Strawberry. It is said to enable AI to plan tasks in advance, autonomously search the internet for information, and even conduct in-depth research. Even the tech giant Musk couldn't resist chiming in, humorously commenting in a post: "I thought the end of AI was the pinball disaster, but now it seems to be an endless field of strawberrie