OpenAI has launched its latest reasoning model, O3 Mini, which can reason and generate text. The O3 Mini is a smaller version of the previous O1 model and is designed to be more efficient.
The O3 Mini is a smaller version of the previous O1 model.
The O3 Mini is designed to be more efficient than the O1 model.
The launch of the O3 Mini reasoning model marks an important step forward in the development of AI technology.
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