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.

In this AI-driven era, it seems that every company is racing to use AI technology to directly provide answers to users, simplifying the decision-making process, and even bypassing thinking altogether. However, the iA writing tool takes a different approach; it not only aims to assist users with writing but also seeks to stimulate their thinking.

Generative AI has become a new driving force for application in various levels of enterprises. The ability to ask questions is especially important in this new era. Managers need to proactively explore and guide the application of AI technology, focusing on its long-term impact within the company while balancing employee rights and ethical standards.

📌 Innovation in AI Models: The team of Academician Yao Qizhi proposes the 'Cumulative Reasoning' approach to enhance AI models' performance in complex tasks. 📍 Difference Between Two Reasoning Methods: 'Chain Thinking' is linear reasoning while 'Cumulative Reasoning' draws conclusions through the combination of conditions. 👍 Deepen Understanding Through Problem-Solving: The article lists 10 reasoning problems for readers to practice and deepen their understanding of 'Cumulative Reasoning'.

The EU is actively regulating emerging technologies, while Japan hopes to adopt more flexible guidelines than the EU. Both the EU and Japan are strengthening cooperation in technological fields such as AI. The two countries are discussing international guidelines for generative AI. A code of conduct for companies in generative AI still needs further development. There is a consensus between the EU and Japan on generative AI.

The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania recently announced the establishment of the 'Wharton Artificial Intelligence' initiative, aimed at helping students gain a deeper understanding of the applications of artificial intelligence in the business world. The initiative focuses on two major areas: business artificial intelligence and analytics, as well as technological impact initiatives, exploring the practical applications and societal implications of AI in the business sector. Students will have the opportunity to delve deeper into artificial intelligence, while the school will encourage them to combine AI with human intelligence to jointly promote positive societal change. Mary Purk, the executive director of the initiative, emphasized the importance of business.