The potential risks associated with AGI include a loss of control over AI systems and unintended consequences, raising fears reminiscent of scenarios depicted in the 'Terminator' movies.

Many former OpenAI researchers have transitioned to competitors like Anthropic or launched their own ventures, indicating a sustained interest in AI technology.

In a similar move towards transparency, Anthropic has released system prompts for its Claude AI models, a practice not commonly adopted by larger AI providers.

The Strawberry project specifically aims to address previous limitations in ChatGPT's ability to handle basic math problems, enhancing its overall mathematical capabilities.

This initiative is part of OpenAI's broader goal to develop AGI with human-like cognitive abilities, positioning itself at the forefront of AI innovation.

OpenAI is set to enhance the reasoning capabilities of its AI models with the development of a new initiative called 'Strawberry', which aims to excel in complex mathematical and programming tasks.

According to a report from The Information, OpenAI plans to integrate Strawberry into ChatGPT this fall, further advancing its AI offerings.

Alongside Strawberry, OpenAI is also working on 'Orion', a model expected to surpass the capabilities of GPT-4.

Despite concerns about the implications of artificial general intelligence (AGI), OpenAI remains committed to achieving AGI within the next decade and is actively seeking additional funding to support these efforts.

The company is currently in discussions for new funding that could value it at over $100 billion, following significant investments from Microsoft and others.

In a bid for transparency, OpenAI has demonstrated its technology to U.S. national security officials, showcasing its commitment to responsible AI development.

High-level applications of ChatGPT include advanced customer service, legal research, medical diagnostics, financial analysis, and creative content generation.