OpenAI and Meta ready new AI models capable of ‘reasoning’
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The advancements in artificial intelligence has been made by OpenAI and Meta. Both companies are on the verge of releasing new AI models that possess the capability of reasoning and planning, which are essential steps towards achieving artificial general intelligence, akin to human-level cognition. OpenAI, backed by Microsoft, is preparing to launch what is expected to be called GPT-5 soon, while Meta is set to roll out Llama 3 in the upcoming weeks. These models are designed to tackle more complex tasks and exhibit a form of memory, moving beyond the current AI's capability, which is mostly limited to small, one-off tasks. Joelle Pineau from Meta emphasized the importance of these models not just talking but also reasoning, planning, and remembering. Yann LeCun, Meta's chief AI scientist, pointed out the current limitations of AI in handling complex queries and retaining information, which the new models aim to overcome by introducing reasoning and planning capabilities. Furthermore, Meta plans to integrate its new AI model into applications like WhatsApp and its Ray-Ban smart glasses, suggesting practical, everyday uses for these advanced AI capabilities. OpenAI's Brad Lightcap and Meta's Chris Cox discussed the potential applications of these AI models, such as assisting in complex tasks and providing real-time help, indicating a future where AI plays a more integral role in our daily activities.
https://www.ft.com/content/78834fd4-c4d1-4bab-bc40-a64ad9d65e0d
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