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Genesis: Generative Physics Engine for Robotics (o1-2024-12-17)
o1 gemini-2.0-pro openai google carnegie-mellon-university universal-physics-engine robotics-simulation physics-simulation photo-realistic-rendering generative-data simulation-platform open-source function-calling vision performance-benchmarks sdk realtime-api zhou-xian aidan_mclau sundar-pichai
Genesis is a newly announced universal physics engine developed by a large-scale collaboration led by CMU PhD student Zhou Xian. It integrates multiple state-of-the-art physics solvers to simulate diverse materials and physical phenomena, targeting robotics applications with features like lightweight, ultra-fast simulation, photo-realistic rendering, and generative data capabilities. The engine is open source and designed for robotics simulation beyond just video generation. Additionally, OpenAI released the o1 model to API with advanced features like function calling and vision support, showing strong math and coding performance. Google teased updates on Gemini 2.0 Pro, accelerating deployment for advanced users.
o1 API, 4o/4o-mini in Realtime API + WebRTC, DPO Finetuning
o1-2024-12-17 o1 o1-pro 4o 4o-mini gemini-2-0-flash claude-3.5-sonnet claude-3.5 openai google google-deepmind function-calling structured-outputs vision reasoning webrtc realtime-api preference-tuning fine-tuning api model-performance aidan_mclau kevinweil simonw michpokrass morgymcg juberti
OpenAI launched the o1 API with enhanced features including vision inputs, function calling, structured outputs, and a new
reasoning_effort parameter, achieving 60% fewer reasoning tokens on average. The o1 pro variant is confirmed as a distinct implementation coming soon. Improvements to the Realtime API with WebRTC integration offer easier usage, longer sessions (up to 30 minutes), and significantly reduced pricing (up to 10x cheaper with mini models). DPO Preference Tuning for fine-tuning is introduced, currently available for the 4o model. Additional updates include official Go and Java SDKs and OpenAI DevDay videos. The news also highlights discussions on Google Gemini 2.0 Flash model's performance reaching 83.6% accuracy.