ChatGPT is already a great tool if you know how to use it, but it will soon receive a major upgrade with the launch of GPT-4. It was ChatGPT 3 that saw the chatbot become so popular that it was even integrated into Bing, so its successor has a lot going for it.
OpenAI has been publicly working on GPT-4 for two years by which time rumors have been flying and official details are scarce. But now with one Microsoft German exec Seemingly leaving it out next week, industry chatter has gone into overdrive.
Going straight to the source like any good journalist, I asked Bing with ChatGPT for an explanation, and came back with: “GPT-4 stands for Generative Pre-training Transformer 4. It’s an AI system that can generate human-like text. It’s a new language model that’s generated by OpenAI can generate text similar to human speech. It will advance the technology that ChatGPT uses, which is based on ChatGPT 3.52.”
What is GPT 4?
As explained by AI, GPT stands for Generative Pre-Trained Transformer. This neural network uses machine learning to interpret data and generate responses.
GPT-3 features over 175 billion parameters that AI must consider when responding to a prompt, and it still answers in seconds. GPT-4 is generally expected to add to this number, resulting in a more accurate and focused response. This is especially important for Bing chat, which currently uses the updated GPT-3.5 model, as search engines need to be as accurate with information as possible.
What’s different about GPT-4?
Microsoft has made its ambitions to create multimedia artificial intelligence clear and well proven Video chat A tool that allows users to upload, edit, and create images on ChatGPT, one of the biggest rumors about GPT-4 is the ability to create AI videos from text.
Nothing has been confirmed, but given that both the Meta and Google AI systems already have this feature (although it’s not available to the general public), it seems more likely that it will arrive with GPT-4.
The latest iteration of the model has also been rumored to have improved conversational capabilities and a more human voice. Some have even argued that it will be the first AI to pass the Turing test after a cryptic tweet by OpenAI CEO and co-founder Sam Altman.
Despite these significant differences, the staff at ChatGPT does not claim that moving to GPT-4 will change the way we see the world. In an interview with strictly VC (Opens in a new tab)Addressing the hype, Sam Altman said, “People are begging to be disappointed, and they will be.”
How to access GPT-4
At the time of this writing, there is no way for those outside of OpenAI and Microsoft to access GPT-4. It is expected to be added sometime this week to Bing and certainly to OpenAI’s ChatGPT tool shortly after.
with the release of ChatGPT API Earlier this year, the chatbot spread to a growing number of applications as well as the likes of smartwatches, so GPT 4 may be available in multiple forms soon.
There is also no confirmation one way or the other whether access to GPT 4 will be free. As it is, ChatGPT features both a free and paid $20 per month subscription version called ChatGPT Plus. For their money, Plus subscribers get guaranteed access, even during peak times, as well as faster response speeds and first priority access to new features.
