Jaeden Schafer

and into its reasoning and give you an updated response.

So basically, you can do mid response prompts, and it's going to take that into account and change its prompt and give you better prompt mid response.

So it's kind of interesting, because I think they did a couple clever things here.

But one of them is like, when you ask a question, you have to wait for it to think you have to wait for it to reply, you sit there and you wait, we all hate waiting.

And so

If in the middle of waiting, we're reading its line of reasoning and we're giving it more input and more feedback, it feels like we get a lot less waiting.

We're really just kind of reading and trying to throw in something and it can get it done faster and better rather than having to wait for it to spit out the whole thing.

And you'd be like, OK, this is wrong and here's why it's wrong.

And here's what you should do instead.

You could do that in the middle of the chat conversation response, which is really cool, in my opinion.

Something else I've kind of focused on right now is online research.

Apparently, it can search across like a greater number of sources on the web.

So it can kind of instead of just like, OK, we're looking at this website, getting some data.

Now we're going to look at this website.

It's going to go in and search just like a ton at the same time across the web.

And then it's going to follow leads across different pages.

So it might get an idea from something to read on one article.

It's going to go follow that to another article, bounce around a lot more.

So it's kind of doing like, I know we have had deep research for a while, but it's doing deeper research if that's the thing.

And it's going to combine all of the information that it gets into one coherent answer.