The latest development in natural language systems based on Artificial Intelligence has led to the creation of GPT-4, the latest version of the conversational platform powered by OpenAI. It has been designed to revolutionize human communication through its ability to retain conversational context, generate abstract and creative responses, and its flexibility to be customized for different contexts and application areas.
GPT-4 has been trained with an enormous amount of data, enabling it to handle more than 25,000 words of text and retain conversation context. Its notable features include its ability to generate abstract and creative responses, its flexibility for different communication needs, and its acceptance of image inputs. The latest model boasts 100 billion parameters, which is 600 times more than its predecessor, ChatGPT.
The GPT-4 model has characteristics that make it a powerful tool for managing lengthy dialogs, creating extensive content, and conducting document search and analysis. Its ability, however, goes beyond just improving conversation quality. GPT-4 has been optimized to handle technical and creative writing tasks such as writing scripts, composing songs, or learning a user’s style.
While GPT-4 has a subscription fee of $20 per month under its ChatGPT Plus program, it can be accessed for free through Bing, the Microsoft web search engine. The latest version of GPT-4 used in Bing has been optimized for search, making it more likely to offer responses that include links to pages found via the search engine. Duolingo and Stripe are among the companies already using GPT-4 in their products.
As with all technological advancements, potential ethical and regulatory concerns arise with artificial intelligence tools such as GPT-4. Encouraging education and training is vital in enabling society to embrace and prosper in a world dominated by artificial intelligence. By addressing challenges such as privacy and transparency, stakeholders can ensure that the arrival of new technologies is an opportunity rather than a threat.
