OpenAI O1 Tested: Smarter, But Is It Truly Reliable?

7 Dec 2024 · 18 min
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LARRUZ tests OpenAI's O1 model on logic puzzles like the Trolley Problem and Monty Hall, finding it notices prompt changes but still relies on training patterns. In coding tasks, O1 builds a working HTML+Python app with Flux integration but struggles with some features, showing promise but inconsistent enough to need careful testing before production.

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