OpenAI will be making its latest Language Model, ChatGPT 4 available to the public. OpenAI announced the news today and stated the model will be available at the end of this month.
ChatGPT 3.5 was the latest model available to users and Developers. ChatGPT 3.5 was still the best Language model. It’s the most used AI model by thousands of developers. The new model will be available to paying developers, however. During the Beta stage of the new language model, devs were still free to use the model but it wasn’t easy to work with. Moreover, its integration was not that good compared to the early models. The new latest build of ChatGPT 4 fixes a lot of these problems.
However, free users will still only get to use ChatGPT 3.5. Mainly for efficiency purposes. The new model is heavier than the last and probably won’t be available to free users until it becomes a bit lighter on the servers.
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What Improvements does ChatGPT 4 make?
The most obvious improvement is the increased efficiency. ChatGPT 4 presents more relevant and in-depth results. It also works faster than the last versions. It’s also better at remembering the details. The older versions of ChatGPT were not that great at remembering information and usually strayed off the conversation. The new one is way better at this stuff.
The other improvements are that ChatGPT 4 can view and review text, images, and input and alter or fix them according to user requirements. This is one of the biggest features of the newer models. However, the image feature is still being worked on and would not be available yet.
ChatGPT 4 has more varied and larger sources to pull data from. This newer model can generate more detailed answers to prompts.
However, not everything is an improvement. With more data to pull through, ChatGPT 4 is more prone to misinformation. It is reported that this model can present made-up facts. It also sometimes refuses to accept its mistakes.
The model is definitely an improvement. However, it will take some time to iron out the problems.
