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OpenAI's latest AI model, Strawberry, is designed for reasoning but restricts users from probing its thought process. The company has begun threatening bans for users attempting to understand how Strawberry arrives at its conclusions. This move starkly contrasts OpenAI's original commitment to open-source AI development.
Users report receiving warnings for using terms like 'reasoning trace,' indicating a strict enforcement of these new policies. OpenAI argues that concealing the reasoning process is necessary for safety and to maintain a competitive edge. However, this approach raises concerns about transparency and accountability in AI development.
• OpenAI threatens bans for users questioning AI reasoning processes.
• Strawberry's reasoning capabilities are now shrouded in secrecy.
In the context of Strawberry, reasoning is a key feature that OpenAI is now restricting access to.
OpenAI initially promoted this feature in Strawberry but is now limiting user access to it.
OpenAI cites safeguards as a reason for restricting access to Strawberry's reasoning process.
OpenAI's recent policies reflect a shift towards greater control over its AI models.
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