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 openAI o1 and "o1-mini" (aka strawberry) (as of end Sept '24) in preview, rate limited "50 queries per week for o1-preview and 50 queries per day for o1-mini." 'ChatGPT Plus" and "Team" users will be able to access o1 models in ChatGPT already. not in copilot yet , only a matter of time I assume notes: openAi trained these models to spend more time thinking through problems before they respond ...like a person would.  learned to refine their thinking process, try different strategies, and recognize their mistakes. o1 model update performs similarly to PhD students on challenging benchmark tasks in physics, chemistry, and biology.  enhanced reasoning capabilities may be particularly useful if you’re tackling complex problems in science, coding, math, and similar field for complex reasoning tasks this is a significant advancement and represents a new level of AI capability.  it doesn't just predict, it thinks o1 uses advanced reasoning tec...

Update (end Sept 24): Enterprise features now coming to Business license  Big news PR summaries and copilot chat in github now coming to Business licenses  update Dec 2024: copilot PR feedback is in waitlist, expect G March 2025 copilot offers 3 subscription levels currently (August '24) Individual, Business and Enterprise ( see docs for details ) Enterprise adds some features such as PR Summaries, copilot chat in github.com, knowledgebase etc. only available in Enterprise. I'm especially interested in PR support. Done well I think it can be a "killer" feature of AI assistants (as well as test generation and code generation).  I want AI to be first reviewer of PRs. I want my AI PR reviewer to know all our coding standards, best practices, code conventions, be library aware, check security rules etc. and apply those in the PR. Be the first line of review. (yes, we get its input when writing the code, but PR review is a final checkpoint.) (yes, code linters etc can catc...

"Ai assistants are a force multiplier" "Learn how to use efficiently" I watched Kents Epic dev course (15 mini videos) on how to use AI in your workflow. These are my notes. Customize your AI assistants. the more AI assistants know about you the better chatGpt 4 allows you set "custom instructions", which Kent uses to tell his role (web developer), frameworks & languages used (e.g. remix, typescript), some prettier rules, works on a mac, uses vscode etc. unfortunately this is a chatGpt 4.0 feature (I don't see in 3.5), but I asked chatGpt about it and it recommended you could start the conversation by providing this as context information and provide detailed instructions  you can also tell chaGpt how to respond e.g. "terse", "casual", "call me Denis", "consider new technologies and contrarian ideas", "be accurate and thorough" etc. I tried Kents query in 3.5 and it provided a better answer than 4.0...