OpenAI's documentation for their o1 and o3 'reasoning models' includes tips on how to best prompt them, such as using developer messages, delimiters, and specific instructions.
The article discusses Browser Use, an open source AI agent system that offers a cost-free alternative to OpenAI's Operator. Browser Use provides flexibility by allowing users to choose their preferred AI model and comes with both a cloud and an open-source DIY version. This development is part of a broader trend in 2025 towards open source AI, challenging the dominance of expensive proprietary products.
This speculative article explores the idea that GPT-5 might already exist internally at OpenAI but is being withheld from public release due to cost and performance considerations. It draws parallels with Anthropic's handling of a similar situation with Claude Opus 3.5, suggesting that both companies might be using larger models internally to improve smaller models without incurring high public-facing costs. The author examines the potential motivations behind such decisions, including cost control, performance expectations, and strategic partnerships.
MarkItDown is a utility for converting various files to Markdown, including PDF, PowerPoint, Word, Excel, Images, Audio, HTML, text-based formats, and ZIP files.
An analysis showing that structured outputs can sometimes perform worse than unstructured ones in certain tasks for different LLM models, emphasizing the importance of testing both approaches.
High-performance deployment of the vLLM serving engine, optimized for serving large language models at scale.
A study investigating whether format restrictions like JSON or XML impact the performance of large language models (LLMs) in tasks like reasoning and domain knowledge comprehension.
Explore the capabilities of GPT-4, our latest large language model, offering improved understanding, generation, and problem-solving abilities. Discover its applications and learn how to integrate it into your projects.
OpenAI's official website featuring news, blog posts, and information about their work on artificial intelligence.
This page provides information about LLooM, a tool that uses raw LLM logits to weave threads in a probabilistic way. It includes instructions on how to use LLooM with various environments, such as vLLM, llama.cpp, and OpenAI. The README also explains the parameters and configurations for LLooM.
