OpenAI Launches GPT-4 with New Features

OpenAI seems to be doing well since the start of the ChatGPT startup. OpenAI has released the newest version, GPT-4. GPT-4 will now work on a wider range of domains. It will require a large number of documents, both text and images and screenshots. It has many capabilities similar to the previous version, which was only used to deal with text-only entries. It can be argued how this new product can be further enhanced by using test-time procedures built for the sole purpose of text-only language models.

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GPT-4 with New Features and Performance Enhancements

The bad news here is that the image inputs will not be available to the general public as the research is in preview mode. Instead of the usual ChatGPT with classic tone, style, detail and more, developers will have the chance to use the AI style and task, taking the guidelines seen in the system's message. The latter allows all API users to customize the entire user experience within limits. Likewise, the blog shows some great performance charts showcasing these mega improvements. There is also a case of OpenAI giving the chatbot a lot of simulated quizzes.

They claim to use the most advanced tests. And they didn't even use any specialized training for such exams. Hence, the published results showed how GPT-4 performed much better in terms of exam results compared to its previous counterpart. As can be seen in the older version of the app, this tool is again limited in getting the latest data on various topics. OpenAI also claims that this new version does a really great job in reducing hallucinations compared to its previous counterparts. Nevertheless, of course, it is not completely reliable.

For now, this new offer is only available to select developers. They can access it after signing up through a waiting list. Meanwhile, the general public can check it out by signing up for ChatGPT Plus, which comes with a price tag of US$20 per month. There are even some reports that OpenAI is launching a new subscription tier that paves the way to higher levels of access.