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OpenAI Release Season (Day 1): o1 and ChatGPT Pro

OpenAI Release Season (Day 1): o1 and ChatGPT Pro

OpenAI's 12 days of "ship-mas" have officially started! The company will unveil new features, products, and demos every day from December 5th. On Day 1, they are launching their o1 model and ChatGPT pro, moving o1 from a preview phase to a core feature of the ChatGPT platform. This is an important step in the development of artificial intelligence (AI). This change not only improves the platform's current features but also introduces exciting new capabilities like image analysis.

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