Things you need to know about ChatGPT-4 and how to effectively utilize it.

Just four months have passed since the artificial intelligence company OpenAI launched ChatGPT, and it's no exaggeration to say that it has changed the world .

In just 15 short weeks, this artificial intelligence application sparked a flurry of predictions about the “end of the job market,” disrupted education and training systems, and attracted millions of users—from major banks to app developers worldwide.

But now it's time to say goodbye to ChatGPT and welcome ChatGPT-4, a more powerful application that promises to create an even bigger wave of excitement worldwide.

A series of questions arise: What is ChatGPT-4? How powerful is it? And how can you use it?

What is ChatGPT-4?

First, we need to understand its name. As the first part of the name, "Chat," suggests, ChatGPT-4 is an application that allows you to converse with a digital interface, while GPT-4 stands for "generative pretrained transformer 4" (a type of deep linguistics model developed by OpenAI).

This is the fourth version in a series of software developed by OpenAI, which analyzes a massive amount of information from across the internet to provide answers in text format that sounds like real human writing, offering highly detailed responses to the questions it receives.

The world - What you need to know about ChatGPT-4 and how to effectively utilize it. — Compared to its predecessor, ChatGPT-4 has many new differences.

How is ChatGPT-4 different from its predecessor?

Those who have studied ChatGPT can tell you about its limitations. The software has frequently been criticized for providing inaccurate answers, overly biased responses, or for unacceptable behavior such as bypassing established guidelines to provide answers that shouldn't be allowed.

Many people believe that the quality of artificial intelligence software is only determined by the amount of information it is trained on. OpenAI says it has strengthened the quality of its software over the past six months, making it more secure. They claim that ChatGPT-4 will be more accurate, more creative, and more collaborative in its responses, and in addition, it will be able to provide answers that are "40% more accurate" than its predecessor, ChatGPT-3.5.

What else can it do?

A notable new feature of ChatGPT-4 is that, in addition to processing text input, it can also handle image input, thanks to "multimodal" technology. Users can choose to provide an image to supplement a text question, and ChatGPT-4 will be able to process and generate a conversation based on both types of information. Furthermore, the company also stated that the ability to process video information is currently under development.

Where are its limits?

Like its predecessor, ChatGPT-4 doesn't analyze current events very well because it was trained on datasets from before 2021. OpenAI, in a blog post, stated that the latest version still has many noticeable limitations that they are still trying to address, such as social bias , illusions, and the inability to handle chaotic questions.

How can you use ChatGPT-4?

Anyone can try using ChatGPT after registering an account at OpenAI, except in some countries and regions around the world. However, the latest version of ChatGPT is currently only available to those who have subscribed to the ChatGPT Plus service, which costs $20 per month, or as an API (a mechanism that allows two software components to communicate and collaborate) for software developers who want to use it in their software.

In the future, this application will most likely be found on Microsoft's Bing.com search page. Currently, if you visit Bing.com and click the Chat button at the top of the page, you will be taken to a webpage inviting you to join a waiting list for the application, and access is being gradually made available to users on that waiting list.

Who is using ChatGPT-4?

Morgan Stanley is using it to streamline its asset management data. Stripe Inc., a financial payments company, is testing it in its fraud detection process. The language learning app Duolingo is using it to explain to users the mistakes they make while learning and to help them learn through real-life conversations.

What will happen next?

Perhaps the most obvious consequence is the emergence of numerous competitors to ChatGPT. Besides Microsoft's commitment to investing $10 billion in OpenAI, other tech giants are also seeking opportunities to join this race. Alphabet's Google has launched its own AI service called Bard for testers, and a host of startups have also entered the artificial intelligence race.

In China, Baidu is preparing to launch its artificial intelligence software called Ernie, and Meitua, Alibaba, and a host of other companies are also gearing up to join the AI battle .

Minh Nguyen (According to Bloomberg)

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