LARRUZ reviews the five best submissions from a reasoning-model challenge and announces winners. The session covers practical use cases for o3-mini and DeepSeek R1, plus details on a new February challenge.
It's. Here we are. Okay, welcome everybody to this month stream. It's so, so wonderful to have everybody here. This is going to be a very interesting one because we're just getting like overwhelmed with all of these AI announcements and I can tell you already that this stream is going to be a good one. We have pretty much exactly one hour to go through the following points. Okay, so whether you're watching the recording or you're here live, we're going to cover the five best use cases that have been submitted to our past reasoning model challenge. Meaning if you're not familiar with this, Every month in 2025, we run a public challenge. We ask our public YouTube community and private AI advantage community to work together and to share some of their insights or like we challenged them to something. And what we challenged them to for the month of January was to share what they use O1 for. Now, obviously, since then we got the whole deep seq thing happened. Now we have O3 mini, we have O3 deep research. We can talk about all that, but really what this is going to be about is reviewing some of the best submissions on how to actually use these thinking models for yourself, whether that's in your private life or in your work. There have been a bunch of submissions today. We're going to highlight some of the most unique and interesting ones. We won't be able to cover everything because there's, because they're just so lengthy. Right. But we'll highlight some of the most interesting ones and then we'll pick a winner, second place and third place, you know, granting the membership in the community. And in the end, I'll go ahead and I'll challenge you with a brand new challenge for the month of February. That is the plan today. But before we do that, let me just ask you, how's everybody doing? What, what's up? Like, are you guys okay? Like, seriously, like with all of these AI announcements, like, are you, are you okay? Is, are you keeping up? Like, I know the deep sick thing was wild. Like, even my, you know, I was even talking to my mom and she was telling me about this Chinese AI and it's like my mom doesn't like usually know about these topics, but this really, like, this touched on everybody. So like, let me, let me just maybe ask anybody here in chat already tried deep research. I mean, I would love to, you know, cover that, but like, we gotta, we gotta focus one thing at a time. Today we're talking about what reasoning models can do for you. But next time, you know, maybe like, maybe very soon you'll see some content on the other stuff coming out. In the end, we'll talk about operator and deep research, but I really want to focus here. We have an hour and yeah, we have some seriously interesting submissions to review. And along with that, we're obviously also going to be discussing the different options, the different models that you could run this stuff through, because it's not as simple as just like O1 use case.
