o1 seems to be better suited at many changes executed at once or larger project planning.
I don't use o1 simply because I work on one small problem at a time, and LLMs tend to go off the rails when giving multi-step tasks. o1 is not a silver bullet for this either.
Recently it doesn't seem to spend much time thinking, and honestly my results from o1 have been disappointing. I've been sticking with 4o and Claude 3.5 sonnet still.
I don't use o1 simply because I work on one small problem at a time, and LLMs tend to go off the rails when giving multi-step tasks. o1 is not a silver bullet for this either.
Recently it doesn't seem to spend much time thinking, and honestly my results from o1 have been disappointing. I've been sticking with 4o and Claude 3.5 sonnet still.