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o1 is an OpenAI reasoning model that uses reinforcement learning and chain-of-thought techniques to solve complex problems by allocating additional computation during inference. Since its release, o1 has become a benchmark for reasoning capabilities in tasks like mathematics and coding, with companies like Rogo and Endex integrating it into financial analysis applications, while competitors including DeepSeek and Alibaba have released models matching or exceeding its performance at lower costs.

Updated 3 August 2026

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Latest developments

Controlling Reasoning Effort in LLMs Ahead of AI · 2 weeks ago · 26

Reinforcement Learning Heats Up, White House Orders Muscular AI Policy, and more... The Batch · 28

Why We Think Lilian Weng · 1 year ago · 4

Qwen3: Think Deeper, Act Faster Qwen · 1 year ago · 1

The State of Reinforcement Learning for LLM Reasoning Ahead of AI · 1 year ago · 50

Introducing OpenAI o3 and o4-mini OpenAI Blog · 1 year ago · 7

Building an autonomous financial analyst with o1 and o3-mini OpenAI Blog · 1 year ago · 4

Using OpenAI o1 for financial analysis OpenAI Blog · 1 year ago · 40

Timeline

Month Quarter Year

Q3 2026

Q2 2025

OpenAI releases o3 and o4-mini models with advanced reasoning and integrated tool access Model release

1 May Why We Think
28 Apr Qwen3: Think Deeper, Act Faster
19 Apr The State of Reinforcement Learning for LLM Reasoning
16 Apr Introducing OpenAI o3 and o4-mini

Q1 2025

Q4 2024

20 Dec Deliberative alignment: reasoning enables safer language models
17 Dec OpenAI o1 and new tools for developers
5 Dec OpenAI o1 System Card

Q3 2024

OpenAI releases o1-mini and demonstrates o1 reasoning model applications across genetics, economics, physics, and coding Model release

12 Sep OpenAI o1-mini
12 Sep OpenAI o1 Contributions
12 Sep Coding with OpenAI o1
12 Sep Economics and reasoning with OpenAI o1

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Products & technology

OpenAI develops this model · 11 sources
o1-mini derived from this model · 1 source
Endex deploys this model · 1 source
Rogo integrated with this model · 1 source
U.S. National Laboratories deploys this model · 1 source

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