On April 17, OpenAI released the latest artificial intelligence model, which is reported to be able to understand uploaded images, such as whiteboards, sketches and charts, even if the uploaded content is of low quality. The company calls the O3 the most advanced model to date, while releasing a smaller model, the O4-mini. OpenAI is also struggling to stay ahead of the curve in generative AI as competitors like Google, Anthropic, and Elon Musk's xAI ramp up development.
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OpenAI releases O3 and O4-Mini that are said to be able to understand images
On April 17, OpenAI released the latest artificial intelligence model, which is reported to be able to understand uploaded images, such as whiteboards, sketches and charts, even if the uploaded content is of low quality. The company calls the O3 the most advanced model to date, while releasing a smaller model, the O4-mini. OpenAI is also struggling to stay ahead of the curve in generative AI as competitors like Google, Anthropic, and Elon Musk's xAI ramp up development.