OpenAI has officially announced its next-generation language model, GPT-4. According to the product page on OpenAI’s website, the GPT-4 is “more creative and collaborative than ever before” and can “compose, edit, and iterate with users on creative and technical writing tasks such as composing songs, writing screenplays, or learning a user’s writing style.” have abilities.
One key difference between GPT-4 and GPT-3.5 (the language model that is the basis for ChatGPT) is that GPT-4 can accept image inputs in addition to text. For example, if you show GPT-4 a picture of eggs, flour, and milk and ask him what you can do with those ingredients, the language model “sees” the picture and offers several possible recipes.
It is also stated that the GPT-4 is significantly smarter than previous models. According to OpenAI’s research paper, the GPT-4 passed a simulated bar exam with a score similar to the top 10% of test takers. ChatGPT scored in the bottom 10%. The multimodal language model also scored in the 99th percentile for Biology Olympiad, compared to ChatGPT’s 31st percentile.
However, this success does not mean that the latest model has made a huge leap forward. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warned that “people are trying to get frustrated” before GPT-4 was introduced. Also, Altman tweeted that the model “still looks flawed and limited and looks more impressive on first use than it does after spending more time with it.”
With things like ChatGPT’s factual inaccuracies and Bing’s madness, GPT-4 still needs to evolve to address the artificial intelligence risks we’ve seen proven over and over in recent months. In the statement, it is emphasized that GPT-4 has similar risks to previous models such as malicious recommendations, incorrect codes and inaccurate information, and also new risks may arise with its new capabilities.
If you want to try GPT-4 for yourself, one way to access it is to pay for ChatGPT Plus. The subscription plan launched on February 10 for $20 per month. Also, Microsoft has confirmed that the new Bing has been working on GPT-4 all along, as many suspect. OpenAI has launched an API waiting list for developers who want to implement GPT-4 into their applications.
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