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One of the most well-known names in technology today is OpenAI. The artificial intelligence (AI) startup has produced ChatGPT, which is now its most well-known product, as well as realistic image generators and 3D model makers.

Many are raving about ChatGPT's ability to pass legal examinations, write lengthy features-length articles, and even develop entire websites.
The software that powers ChatGPT has now undergone a significant update, according to the business. Although the software has been operating on GPT-3 technology, OpenAI has now formally introduced GPT-4.

Even though they don't exactly have great names, GPT-3 and, as of late, 4, are the most well-known language-processing AI models online. Since it was introduced, ChatGPT has been used by well-known corporations like Microsoft and is prohibited in some schools.

What is GPT-3, GPT-4 and ChatGPT?

Modern AI language processing models GPT-3 (Generative Pretrained Transformer 3) and GPT-4 were created by OpenAI. They may produce writing that resembles that of a human and have a wide range of uses, including language translation, language modelling, and creating text for chatbots and other applications. With 175 billion parameters, GPT-3 is one of the most sophisticated and substantial language processing AI models available today.

The creation of ChatGPT, a highly effective chatbot, has been its most frequent use to date. We requested the chatbot for GPT-3 to create its own description, as you can see above, to give you a small sample of its most fundamental capability. Although slightly pompous, it is unquestionably correct and exceptionally well worded.

In less formal language, GPT-3 enables a user to provide a trained AI with a variety of written prompts. They can take the form of inquiries, requests for written work on subjects of your choice, or a plethora of additional requests with various wordings.

It identified itself as an AI model for language processing earlier. This simply means that it is a programme that can comprehend spoken and written human language, enabling it to comprehend the textual information it is fed and what to spew out.

How is GPT-4 different to GPT-3?

GPT-4 is essentially the same as GPT-3, which it replaced. New additions, though, give the software's capabilities a boost.

The main difference between ChatGPT and GPT-4 is that GPT-4 allows users to submit up to 25,000 words, an increase of 8 times the number allowed by ChatGPT.

The most recent iteration of OpenAI's technology also reportedly creates less errors that they are referring to as "hallucinations," according to its claims. Earlier, ChatGPT might get lost, respond to your query with nonsense, or even submit stereotypes or incorrect information.

Moreover, GPT-4 is more adept at expressing inventiveness and toying with language. ChatGPT was tasked with summarising a blog post for OpenAI's demonstration of the new technology using only words that begin with the letter"g".

Moreover, OpenAI demonstrated the capability of initialising prompts with graphics. For example, the team provided an image of a fridge full of ingredients with the challenge "what might I make with these products?". A step-by-step recipe was then returned by ChatGPT.

OpenAI also suggests the use of video for prompts, albeit it wasn't proven. Theoretically, users may enter videos with a written instruction for the language model to understand.

Although using photographs to create recipes is a brilliant use of technology, using images with ChatGPT is just the beginning. Also, the business showed that it was possible to build an entire website that ran JavaScript from a simple scribbled drawing.

GPT-3 mainly competed with authors and journalists as a tool to fulfil tasks typically carried out by humans. GPT-4 is being demonstrated as having the capacity to produce websites, finish tax reports, compile recipes, and manage reams of legal data.

When will GPT-4 be available?

When will the most recent version of ChatGPT be available to you now that GPT-4 has been announced? The GPT-4 version of ChatGPT will initially be accessible to users of the Pro software version (a $20/month premium plan).

This plan is presently only accessible through a somewhat lengthy waiting list. Further advantages include availability during periods of high demand and quicker response times.

It is still unknown if the free version will be updated. Even if OpenAI decides to switch the free plan to GPT-4, it probably won't happen for a while.

As an alternative, GPT-4 is now being used by Microsoft's new version of Bing. Like ChatGPT, there is a queue for this as well.

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