Where will it stop? After recent breakthroughs in this field, artificial intelligence continues to evolve. GPT-4, the new version of ChatGPT, was launched by OpenAI on Tuesday, March 14th. His program is much more effective than the previous one.. “GPT-4 is an excellent multimedia model, less adept than humans in many real-life scenarios, but on par with humans in many professional and academic contexts.”, the California firm welcomed in a press release. With this update, the chatbot will become “more creative and collaborative than ever”she promises.
More advanced and more efficient technology
Unlike previous versions, the new model is equipped with vision: it understands not only text, but also images thanks to another startup, Be My Eyes. However, it only generates text. However, for now, only users of ChatGPT Plus, the paid version of the chatbot, and a million Internet users with access to the new Bing will be able to test GPT-4 (currently without image processing).
The multimedia capabilities of the GPT-4 are a step in the direction of so-called artificial intelligence. “general”. The concept refers to artificial intelligence systems with human cognitive abilities or “smarter than people in general”, says Sam Altman, head of OpenAI. However, the most important condition is currently missing from the model: memory. It has been trained on data that stops in September 2021 and “does not constantly learn from experience”.
He passes the bar examination with a score of the top 10%.
He passes the bar examination with a score of the top 10%.
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On the contrary, AI has made great strides in the academic realm. “He passed the law exam with at least a top 10. The previous version, GPT 3.5, was in the bottom 10%.”, welcomes the company. In other words, this tool scores better on the American Bar Exam than 90% of applicants. Also, the previous version of ChatGPT had an IQ of 83, while the current version has an IQ of 96.
“GPT-4 can now apply to study at Stanford (prestigious American university, ed.). His ability to reason has NEVER BEEN SEEN”sparked by Jim Phan, an artificial intelligence specialist who has worked at Google and OpenAI and now at Nvidia.. “The power of the algorithm will increase, but this is not the second revolution”tempering, for its part, Robert Vesoul, CEO of the French company Illuin Technology.
Pandora’s Box?
The ChatGPT craze has started a race for generative AI, especially between the web giants. This technology generates a lot of enthusiasm, but also causes controversy and concern. Many intellectual and creative professions, for example, already imagine being reduced to the role of running chatbots to extract the best texts and images.
These innovations can also be used for nefarious purposes, since many works of science fiction can scare us.
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To limit the risks, OpenAI announced that it has hired more than 50 experts to assess new threats that may arise, for example, to cybersecurity, in addition to the already known risks (generating dangerous tips, erroneous computer code, false information, etc.). Their feedback and analysis should allow the model to be improved. “In particular, we have collected additional data for GPT-4 to deny user requests to manufacture hazardous chemicals.”says the startup.
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