OpenAI Unveils, New Chatbot That Can , 'See' Uploaded Images.<br />On March 14, the San Francisco tech <br />company behind ChatGPT announced a new <br />version of its artificial intelligence software.<br />On March 14, the San Francisco tech <br />company behind ChatGPT announced a new <br />version of its artificial intelligence software.<br />NBC reports that OpenAI said its new GPT-4 software , "can solve difficult problems with greater <br />accuracy, thanks to its broader general <br />knowledge and problem solving abilities.".<br />According to the company, <br />the AI has a variety of capabilities that <br />separate it from its previous iterations.<br />These include the ability <br />to process and "reason" <br />based on user-uploaded images.<br />GPT-4 is a large multimodal model <br />(accepting image and text inputs, emitting<br />text outputs) that, while less capable than <br />humans in many real-world scenarios, <br />exhibits human-level performance on various professional and academic benchmarks, Via OpenAI.com.<br />NBC reports that the latest version of ChatGPT is not <br />available for free, but it is available for people to try <br />on ChatGPT Plus, the company's subscription service.<br />NBC reports that the latest version of ChatGPT is not <br />available for free, but it is available for people to try <br />on ChatGPT Plus, the company's subscription service.<br />In 2015, OpenAI launched with funding <br />from tech industry leaders such as <br />Elon Musk, Peter Thiel and Reid Hoffman.<br />In 2015, OpenAI launched with funding <br />from tech industry leaders such as <br />Elon Musk, Peter Thiel and Reid Hoffman.<br />In 2015, OpenAI launched with funding <br />from tech industry leaders such as <br />Elon Musk, Peter Thiel and Reid Hoffman.<br />In 2015, OpenAI launched with funding <br />from tech industry leaders such as <br />Elon Musk, Peter Thiel and Reid Hoffman.<br />In 2015, OpenAI launched with funding <br />from tech industry leaders such as <br />Elon Musk, Peter Thiel and Reid Hoffman.<br />The advent of OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot has sent shockwaves <br />throughout the tech sector and given rise to questions <br />of ethics and the regulation of a rapidly developing technology.<br />The release of OpenAI's chatbot has even <br />shaken up Google over concerns that AI tech <br />could impact its share of the search engine market.<br />The release of OpenAI's chatbot has even <br />shaken up Google over concerns that AI tech <br />could impact its share of the search engine market.<br />NBC reports that Sarah Myers West,<br />the managing director of the AI Now Institute, <br />warns that releasing systems like this without regulation , “is essentially experimenting in the wild.”
