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OpenAI is desperate to stop DeepSeek -- new model out now

OpenAI just dropped a brand new model to try to rise above the DeepSeek craze and get back into the spotlight. 

And it looks like they’ve been pretty successful with that…

o3-mini breaks boundaries and re-overtakes DeepSeek in key areas, including in this incredibly tough AI benchmark that no other model could reach even 10% accuracy in…

And the biggest deal here is the price -- it's free to use.

Showing just how major the DeepSeek blow was -- from confident delusions of a $2000 per month subscription for o3, to now letting anyone access it.

They've gotten a huge huge reality check from the competition.

Now they're going to be thinking long and hard about pricing anytime a new model comes out.

So they're actually 3 sub-tiers for the o3 mini-tier: low, medium, and high.

Pretty cool to see smaller o3-mini outperform even the default version of o1 in areas like coding and math.

But DeepSeek is still better in certain areas -- like the coding:

But o3-mini did outclass DeepSeek on an extremely difficult AI benchmark called Humanity's Last Exam (HLE).

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