Microsoft’s OpenAI ChatGPT 4 Turbo: Available To Subscribers

Implications for the AI Landscape

Open AI Chat GPT 4 Turbo Available To All Subscribers

OpenAI has once again taken centre stage. Recently, OpenAI unleashed a flurry of new developments in Chat GPT, each better than the last. An enhanced version of GPT-4 Turbo model is launched with groundbreaking Assistants API and the incorporation of multimodal capabilities. Microsoft’s OpenAI is going to redefine the boundaries of AI. Let's dive into these technological marvels and explore what they mean for the world of AI and its enthusiasts. 

OpenAI GPT 4 Turbo Available To Subscribers

 Here's what you need to know:

1. GPT-4 Turbo: It's more capable, cost-effective, and offers a 128K context window. This means it has knowledge up to April 2023 and can understand extensive prompts. It's also cheaper, with 3x lower input token prices and 2x lower output token prices compared to GPT-4.

2 Function Calling Updates:  You can describe app functions and have the model intelligently provide arguments. Now, you can call multiple functions in a single message, improving efficiency and accuracy.

3. Improved Instruction Following: GPT-4 Turbo excels at tasks requiring precise instructions and supports JSON mode for structured outputs.

4. Reproducible Outputs: A new seed parameter ensures consistent responses, making it easier for debugging and unit testing.

5. Log Probabilities: Coming soon, this feature will be handy for building search features like autocomplete.

6. GPT-3.5 Turbo: A new version offers a 16K context window, improved instruction following, JSON mode, and parallel function calling. Upgrades automatically on December 11.

7. Assistants API: It's designed for building AI agents within applications. Assistants are customized AI with specific instructions. Features include Code Interpreter, Retrieval, and function calling.

8. New Modalities in the API:

    - GPT-4 Turbo with Vision Processes images and enables tasks like generating captions and analyzing images in detail.

    - DALL·E 3: Programmatically generates images for applications.

    - Text-to-Speech (TTS): Generates human-quality speech from text.

9. Model Customization: OpenAI is working on fine-tuning for GPT-4, but it's in the experimental phase. They're also launching a Custom Models program for extreme customization.

10. Lower Prices and Higher Rate Limits: OpenAI is reducing prices, making it more cost-effective. Also, they're doubling the tokens per minute limit for paying GPT-4 customers.

11. Copyright Shield: OpenAI will defend customers and cover legal costs for copyright infringement claims.

12. Whisper v3 and Consistency Decoder: Whisper ASR model has been improved and will be supported in the API. They're also open-sourcing the Consistency Decoder, enhancing various images and visuals.

What to Choose between Grok and ChatGPT Turbo 4?

Choosing between ChatGPT-4 Turbo and Grok depends on your specific needs. ChatGPT-4 Turbo is a powerhouse of a model, offering the most recent knowledge up to April 2023, a vast 128K context window, and it's more cost-effective with lower token prices. This makes it an excellent choice for developers looking for cutting-edge information and extensive understanding in their applications. Its enhanced instruction-following abilities and support for JSON mode make it well-suited for precise tasks.

On the other hand, Grok has its own charm. It's inspired by "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," known for its wit and humour. Grok brings a playful tone and can be a fun companion in chat applications. It's designed for answering questions and offering suggestions in a lighthearted manner, which is perfect for applications where a touch of humor and creativity is desired.

So, the choice boils down to your specific use case. If you need a serious, knowledge-rich, and cost-effective model for tasks that require precision, ChatGPT-4 Turbo is the way to go. But if you're looking to engage users in a more playful and whimsical manner, Grok can be a delightful addition to your application. The good news is that you can even use both to combine the best of both worlds. In the end, it's all about what suits your project's personality and objectives.

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