OpenAI has unveiled a series of significant upgrades to ChatGPT and its GPT models, marking a pivotal shift in accessibility and functionality. Among the highlights is the integration of premium features, previously reserved for paid users, now being made available to all, alongside the introduction of GPT-4o, a swifter model poised to revolutionise user experiences.
Previously, ChatGPT offered two access tiers: a free version based on GPT-3.5 and a paid option utilising the latest model, GPT-4. However, the unveiling of GPT-4o heralds a new era, boasting enhanced speed and accessibility for all users. This move enables free users to harness advanced capabilities like image uploads and more, alongside a suite of fresh functionalities.
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Sam Altman, in announcing GPT-4o, emphasised its innate multimodal capabilities, seamlessly integrating text, images, video, and voice inputs for prompts. Moreover, the new model promises a more cost-effective solution for API users, priced at half the rate of its predecessor.
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An impressive demonstration of ChatGPT's GPT-4o upgrade showcased its live video capabilities, enabling interactive prompts in a conversational format. Noteworthy examples included solving linear equations and mood detection through facial analysis.
Equally remarkable is ChatGPT's revamped audio experience, empowering users to control the chatbot's voice dynamics with commands like "be more dramatic" or "sound more like a robot".
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Accompanying these advancements is the release of a ChatGPT desktop app for macOS, with a Windows version slated for later release this year. The app integrates voice, text, and vision inputs, while the web UI undergoes a redesign for enhanced usability.
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