Tag: GPT4

Discover how AI, such as GPT-4, is changing the course of human creativity and augmenting the advancements in knowledge and progress. upGrad co-founder, Mayank Kumar, shares ideas on how to balance the potential of AI with human creativity and arrive at innovative solutions.

Microsoft and Epic Systems join forces to leverage Open AI's GPT-4 advanced machine learning algorithm in healthcare. This strategic collaboration aims to reduce the burden on health personnel and make data retrieval more efficient. CIO Chero Goswami of UW Health in Wisconsin sees potential productivity gains and Microsoft's Eric Boyd cites comprehensive approach to healthcare outcomes. But potential privacy risks of the GPT-4 technology worry regulators.

. OpenAI, founded by tech giant Sam Altman, is an independent San Francisco AI research firm focused on advancing the world's understanding of AI and creating a secure environment for its use. Research firm SemicAnalysis reports OpenAI shell out a hefty daily sum up to $700,000 for its AI system, ChatGPT, due to its tremendous popularity and functionality. Dylan Patel, Chief Analyst of the firm, reports the cost may even be greater due to revisions such as GPT-4. Microsoft is investing heavily in its own AI chip, 'Athena', to reduce the GPUs costs by a third - an effort to wield this otherwise expensive technology. GPT-4 is estimated to reach 1 trillion parameters, though OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admits this could yield scalability issues.

OpenAI's GPT-4 has made headlines with its impressive performance in exams like the bar exam and 13/15 APs - but when tested on accounting exams, it was no match for humans. A recent experiment conducted by 186 universities showed students average 76.7%, ChatGPT 47.4%. OpenAI is aiming to use AI technologies to benefit humans, and the results of the experiment showed ChatGPT can help in some areas. Still, researchers discourage using it exclusively for learning purposes.

This recent research studied how Microsoft-backed OpenAI's AI chatbot ChatGPT compares to human accounting abilities. A team led by BYU's David Wood assessed the original version of ChatGPT and the results were intriguing. The AI scored lower than the average student grade of 76.7%, but excelled in AIS and auditing, yet was unable to excel in tax and management related questions due to difficulty in processing mathematical and numerical components. ChatGPT had a higher score in true and false questions and multiple-choice topics, though had issues with answering short-answer questions. Experience OpenAI's AI for yourself and find out more about our groundbreaking AI technology.