About three days ago, the artificial intelligence company OpenAI introduced its most advanced language model, GPT-4, and everything changed. Although it may seem like an exaggeration, there is no limit to what can be done with the GPT-4 and it feels like you are carrying a knowledgeable Albert Einstein in your pocket. Let’s see where and for what purpose GPT-4 is used in a short time.We’ve talked about GPT-4 in detail, but let’s briefly go over its capabilities. First of all, the GPT-4, unlike other models, has a multi-modal structure, that is, it can detect and parse both image and text. So GPT-4 can analyze the content of an image and relate that information to a written question. But for now DALL-E cannot render images like Midjourney or Stable Diffusion.
In addition, the GPT-4 is better positioned for tasks that require creativity or advanced reasoning. In a demo, GPT-4 was asked to summarize part of a blog post using only words starting with “g” and the request was granted. Similar tests were done by independent people. GPT-4 is way ahead of GPT-3.5 in terms of ability to use the language. Even though GPT-4 is much more complete, the biggest problem is that it fabricates information and is definitely mistaken in misinformation. Therefore, it is important to check the GPT-4 outputs. Now let’s look at examples of how GPT-4 will change the world.Virtual assistant for the visually impaired
Since 2015, the Be My Eyes application has been combined with GPT-4, which allows blind and low vision people to ask sighted people to describe what their phone sees. This Virtual Volunteer can change the lives of people with disabilities. In its promotional video and blog post, Be My Eyes states that thanks to the GPT-4, it provides detailed information to its user about everything photographed. For example, if a user submits a picture of the inside of the refrigerator, the Virtual Volunteer will not only be able to accurately identify what’s inside, but also be able to predict and analyze what can be prepared with these ingredients. The tool can also prepare recipes for these ingredients and explain how to make them step by step. Be My Eyes’ Virtual Assistant can additionally read maps, identify the difference between two dresses or tell sticker prices. In short, it can do whatever is requested from the captured image.artificial intelligence customer service
Intercom, a software company specializing in enterprise messaging that provides businesses with a way to chat with their customers, has announced its new artificial intelligence customer service service. Named Finnish, GPT-4 AI is described as “a groundbreaking AI bot that answers customer questions accurately and instantly, reducing support volume and resolution times.” The accuracy is also significantly higher, as Fin provides answers based on the database of your current support department. Therefore, it is very unlikely that he will present false information. It can also create links to source materials so customers can solve their problems.
One-click artificial intelligence lawyer
DoNotPay is attempting to use GPT-4 to create “one-click lawsuits” to sue a service that automatically calls your phone for $1,500. “Imagine receiving a call, clicking a button, transcribing the call, and creating a 1,000-word case,” said DoNotPay CEO Joshua Browder in a statement. GPT-3.5 wasn’t good enough, but GPT-4 does it extremely well.” used the phrases. DoNotPay has already been offering “artificial intelligence consulting” to its clients for some time to avoid paying high attorneys’ fees in small civil cases. In fact, DoNotPay was going to be a lawyer in a court of law, but this did not happen for legal reasons. It seems that with the GPT-4, artificial intelligence lawyers are not far away.
The future of education is taking shape
Khan Academy, a non-profit education platform founded by Salman Khan in 2006 with the slogan of “free education for everyone, everywhere, at world standards”, introduced its GPT-4-based virtual teacher Khanmigo in its announcement. It is stated that Khanmigo works as an instructor for students and as an assistant for teachers. Tools like Khanmigo can be groundbreaking for individual-based education. For example, advice for a student who is interested in painting, support for a student who has a mistake in the code he is working on, or a teacher who cannot find how to guide his student, these tools can be a savior.
tip of the iceberg
GPT-4 can already reveal deficiencies and exploitable aspects of a contract. Even a virtual co-pilot named Milo is coming into use for parents. Today, parents have difficulty in allocating time for their children among their professional work, or rather in managing time. Milo, on the other hand, aims to provide you with data such as grocery list, audio reminders, birthday party screenshots, school bulletin pdfs as reminders.What can be done is not even close to being limited to these. With GPT-4, that old Pong game can be made in just seconds. A dating platform called Keeper will use GPT-4 to most accurately match couples. Another attempt is to create a summary book based on articles found on Wikipedia. Even though these are small initiatives, this is how technology progresses. Microsoft Bing already uses GPT-4 and announced last night that it’s bringing GPT-4-based Copilot to Office apps. A similar step had come from Google the previous day. It is stated that Apple is also working on productive models. In summary, artificial intelligence enters every aspect of our lives and continues to make up the majority of news.
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