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reasoning

2 people · 11 quotes · 12 Nov 2024 to 13 May 2026

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    1. Dylan Patel

      Patel states OpenAI's o1 reasoning model increases average sequence length because it reasons before outputting.

      “This is really important because with reasoning models like OpenAI's o one, the average sequence length grows a lot.”

      12 Nov 2024 · Scaling Intelligence · 45:44 · source · permalink
    2. Dylan Patel

      Patel reveals o1's reasoning process sometimes switches between Chinese and English during hidden thinking phase.

      “It generates tons of things. It's like it it sometimes switches between Chinese and English. Right? Like, whatever it is. It's thinking. Right?”

      23 Dec 2024 · BG2 Pod · 46:39 · source · permalink
    1. Gavin Baker

      Baker identifies three axes of AI scaling: pretraining, inference time compute, and now reasoning as the third multiplicative dimension.

      “And then we started scaling around inference time compute. And it's very clear that we have now added a third axis of scaling performance, and that is reasoning.”

      4 Jan 2025 · All-In Podcast · 1:34:40 · source · permalink
    2. Dylan Patel

      Patel illustrates that language models historically failed at basic math comparisons without reasoning capabilities.

      “And it would say, yes. It's bigger. Even though, like, everyone knows that nine dot one one is is way smaller than nine dot nine.”

      23 Apr 2025 · Alex Kantrowitz · 24:35 · source · permalink
    3. Dylan Patel

      Patel explains GPT-5 will combine massive pre-training and post-training scale for the first time.

      “Along the way, another team at OpenAI made the big breakthrough of reasoning. Right? Strawberry training. And they released o one, and then they released o three.”

      23 Apr 2025 · Alex Kantrowitz · 36:38 · source · permalink
    4. Gavin Baker

      Baker says ARC AGI scores jumped from 8% to 95% in three months with reasoning models.

      “The reason we've had all this progress, maybe we could show like the ARC AGI slide where you had zero to eight over four years, zero to 8% intelligence, and then you went from 8% to 95% in three months when the first reasoning model came out from OpenAI.”

      9 Dec 2025 · Invest Like the Best · 8:31 · source · permalink
    5. Gavin Baker

      Baker argues reasoning saved AI by enabling progress during an 18-month gap when Blackwell delays would have halted everything.

      “Had reasoning not come along, there would have been no AI progress from mid twenty twenty four through essentially Gemini three. There would have been none. Everything would have stalled.”

      9 Dec 2025 · Invest Like the Best · 11:20 · source · permalink
    6. Gavin Baker

      Baker argues reasoning models saved AI by bridging an eighteen-month gap while Blackwell was delayed.

      “Had reasoning not come along, there would have been no AI progress from mid twenty twenty four through essentially Gemini three. There would have been none.”

      9 Dec 2025 · Invest Like the Best · 11:20 · source · permalink
    7. Gavin Baker

      Baker explains Blackwell's complexity created deployment challenges that reasoning models had to bridge.

      “Had reasoning not come along, there would have been no AI progress from mid twenty twenty four through essentially”

      9 Dec 2025 · Invest Like the Best · 11:20 · source · permalink
    8. Gavin Baker

      Baker argues reasoning models saved AI from an eighteen-month progress gap during Blackwell delays.

      “Had reasoning not come along, there would have been no AI progress from mid twenty twenty four through essentially Gemini three.”

      9 Dec 2025 · Invest Like the Best · 11:20 · source · permalink
    1. Dylan Patel

      Patel predicts reasoning chains will close as AI response times extend from immediate to hours or days.

      “And then as the horizon of AI models gets longer, right, rather than a question answer immediately, the question answer becomes ten minutes, hours, days, the value of all the reasoning is gone.”

      13 May 2026 · Swole as a Service · 4:28 · source · permalink

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