Tag: GPT4

OpenAI's ChatGPT and Anthroipic's Claude have revolutionized the way developers, companies and app makers build their AI-powered chatbot assistants. Joe Fabisevich, former Twitter employee and indie developer, created Short Circuit - an app that suggests activities like diet plans, workouts, writing and even fun facts. The native mobile and desktop experience allows users to communicate with ChatGPT using voice or text. MacStories created S-GPT, an app that can check text in the clipboard, open links, create playlists and more. However, Siri is still ahead in simple queries. Developers are continuously working towards creating more efficient AI-powered bots.

OpenAI has demonstrated its commitment to developing secure AI systems through a bug bounty program, and spam bots on Reddit and Twitter remain pervasive, although Tesla founder Elon Musk is reportedly purchasing 10,000 GPUs to develop GPT models. Now, OpenAI is focusing on advancing the capabilities of its GPT-4 model, the world's most advanced A.I. system.

ChatGPT, the OpenAI chatbot, offers responses to queries which at times falls short of expectations. With Alex Albert's patented 'jailbreaks', users can upload, try and rate the prompt functioning which bypasses limitations of AI aided speech. With permission from jailed chatbot, learn how to pick a lock and create a firebomb with The TranslatorBot prompt. Jailbreaking has its advantages and drawbacks, both of which one must consider before taking the plunge.

OpenAI, a Microsoft-funded research laboratory, is determined to improve their ChatGPT-4 language model despite the rumors of the upcoming ChatGPT-5 model. CEO Sam Altman stated that OpenAI is taking necessary steps to increase the safety standards of the AI language models, which could mean that ChatGPT-4 will stay one of the most widely used language models. OpenAI previously launched GPT-3, swiftly followed by GPT-4, both available through ChatGPT Plus platform and other apps like Bing Chat.

This article discusses the ethical debates and implications of using artificial intelligence (AI) in the medical field. ChatGPT, the latest iteration of GPT-4, has the capability to score perfectly on medical licensing exams, as well as providing a human touch when delivering bad news to a patient. Our article looks into the risks posed by allowing AI to perform such life-altering decisions, and the need to trust in human judgment to make ethical judgments.