Shocking Power of GPT-4 - You Can't Afford to Ignore It

Promotional explainer describing OpenAI's GPT-4: a multimodal (text+image) successor to GPT-3.5 with improved benchmark performance (e.g., 163/180 on the LSAT), new steerability tools for controlling style and task, training on public and licensed data, and early adoption by Microsoft (Bing Chat) and companies like Stripe, Duolingo, Morgan Stanley, and Khan Academy. It notes pricing ($0.03 per 1,000 prompt tokens; $0.06 per 1,000 completion tokens), key limitations (hallucinations, reasoning errors, and a knowledge cutoff of September 2021), availability to ChatGPT Plus users, and an API waitlist for developers. The piece closes with a promotional call to subscribe and join the waitlist.
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163 out of 180.
152 (Princeton Review).
$0.03 per 1,000 prompt tokens and $0.06 per 1,000 completion tokens.
September 2021.
Microsoft's Bing Chat.
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Hey there, have you heard the news? OpenAI has just released their brand new supercharged AI model called GPT4. This bad boy can not only understand and generate text like its predecessor, but it can also understand images. It's like having a friend who can read your mind, but with pictures too. The best part? It's available for paying users on ChatGPT Plus. If you're a developer, don't worry, you can still get in on the fun by signing up on the waitlist to access the API. GPT4 is so smart and it can even perform at a human level on various professional and academic benchmarks. How cool is that? Apparently, according to a new white paper, GPT4 is a genius when it comes to acing exams like the Bar LSATs, SAT's, reading and math tests, and the GRE. But wait, there's more. To really put it in perspective, let's talk about the average scores for these exams. Get this, GPT4 got a whopping 163 out of 180 on the LSAT, which is more than 10 points higher than the median score of 152 according to the Princeton Review. And get this, it's almost twice as good as its predecessor GPT3. Now that's impressive. When it comes to natural language processing, GPT4 is the talk of the town. This state of the art AI model is a significant improvement over its predecessor GPT 3.5, which was limited to processing text only. GPT 4, on the other hand, is taking things to the next level by bringing image understanding into the mix. That's right, GPT4 has the ability to understand images, and not just that, it can even caption and interpret complex images with ease. GPT4 is the latest generation of natural language processing models, and it comes packed with an exciting new feature, Steerability Tooling. What this means is that developers can now direct GPT4 to generate text that matches specific styles and tasks, making it an incredibly versatile tool for a wide range of applications. Whether you need to create product descriptions that sound more human like, or you're looking to generate personalized marketing messages that resonate with your audience, GPT4's steerability tooling makes it easier than ever to get the results you need to train GPT4, OpenAI used a vast array of publicly available data, including information from public web pages as well as data that was licensed from various sources. This comprehensive approach to Training has helped GPT4 become one of the most sophisticated and versatile language models available today. By analyzing such a vast amount of information, GPT4 has developed an impressive ability to understand the nuances of language and generate text that is both accurate and engaging. And since the model is constantly being updated with new data, its capabilities are only getting better over time. Microsoft has made a groundbreaking announcement that Bing Chat, the tech giant's chatbot technology, has now been co developed with OpenAI and is currently running on GPT4. This development marks a significant milestone in the field of artificial intelligence, as the chatbot is expected to deliver an exceptional level of conversational intelligence and natural language processing capabilities. With GPT4's powerful language processing abilities, Bing Chat has the potential to revolutionize the way we interact with chatbots in our day to day lives. Other big players in the tech industry such as Stripe, Duolingo, Morgan Stanley and Khan Academy have also joined the race to adopt GPT GPT4 early on. These companies recognize the immense potential that GPT4 can offer in terms of developing innovative products and services that can better serve their customers. Stripe, for example, can leverage GPT4's natural language generation abilities to improve its customer service experience, while Duolingo can enhance its language learning platform with more personalized and adaptive content. Morgan Stanley and Khan Academy can also leverage GPT4 to develop advanced financial analytics and personalized education, respectively now, let's talk about everyone's favorite money if you're Interested in using GPT4 for your next project, you might be wondering about the cost. Well, here's the GPT4 is priced at a very reasonable $0.03 per 1,000 prompt tokens and $0.06 per 1,000 completion tokens. But what exactly does that mean? Essentially, prompt tokens are the bits and pieces of text that you feed into GPT4, while completion tokens are the actual content that GPT4 generates for you. So depending on how much you plan to use GPT4, you can get a sense of what the cost might look like. But rest assured, even at these prices, GPT4 is a pretty sweet deal for all that it can do. When it comes to natural language processing, GPT4 is undoubtedly one of the most impressive models we have seen yet. However, it's not without its flaws. One of the most significant issues with GPT4 is that it occasionally hallucinates facts and makes reasoning errors, even when it presents its results with unwavering confidence. This is because GPT4 is still an artificial intelligence, and like any technology, it is susceptible to mistakes. It is essential to remember this when using GPT4 to avoid taking its results as gospel truth. Another area where GPT4 could use some improvement is in its knowledge of current events. As of its knowledge Cutoff date of September 2021, GPT4 has no information on anything that has occurred after that date as a it lacks the ability to learn from its experiences, making it less useful in predicting future events. While this limitation is understandable given the massive amount of data GPT4 has to process, it does mean that users should not rely solely on GPT4 for current news and events. Despite its flaws, OpenAI acknowledges that GPT4 is still an impressive accomplishment. The model has shown improvements in several key areas, such as natural language processing and language generation. OpenAI's ongoing research and development of GPT4 means that we can expect to see continued improvements in the future, making it an even more powerful tool for language processing and AI research. While it's not perfect, GPT4 represents a significant step forward in the field of natural language processing and artificial intelligence, and we can expect even more exciting developments in the future. What is clear, if nothing else, is that OpenAI is moving faster than a cheetah on roller skates with the release of their large language models. GPT3 hit the scene in the summer of 2020, followed by GPT 3.5, which gave us ChatGPT. And now, just three short months later, we've got GPT4. We're all on the edge of our seats waiting to see what GPT4 can do. But one thing's for sure, the AI game is heating up and everyone wants a piece of the action. With all this excitement and financial interest in the field, it's clear that the possibilities for AI are endless. Thanks for sticking us through this exciting journey into the world of GPT4. If you're as fascinated by this state of the art AI model as we are, make sure to subscribe to our channel to stay up to date on the latest news and developments in the world of artificial intelligence. Don't forget to hit that like button and leave a comment below to let us know what you thought about GPT4 and its capabilities. And if you're a developer, make sure to sign up on the waitlist to access the GPT4 API and join the growing community of GPT4 early adopters. 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