ChatGPT 4 has been a bit fishy lately. Sometimes generative AI lacks the courage to complete certain tasks. OpenAI is aware of the chatbot's excessive laziness and provides an update to the Turbo model.
OpenAI has just announced the deployment of an update to GPT-4 Turbo, the supercharged version of ChatGPT 4. This iteration of the language model, trained on information through March 2023, has recently shown “laziness,” OpenAI points out in its blog post.
“This model performs tasks such as code generation more fully than the previous preview model and aims to reduce cases of “laziness” where the model fails to complete a task,” OpenAI explains on its website.
According to the start-up, many users noticed that the chatbot regularly failed to complete a task. It is a fairly common problem with GPT-4 since its introduction. ChatGPT randomly stops in the middle of a sentence or text. Note that this improvement only affects the Turbo version of GPT-4, which is only offered in preview. The standard version of GPT-4, which all ChatGPT Plus subscribers have access to, has not yet received the patch. Therefore, the AI may still be a bit sluggish in certain cases.
In the coming months, OpenAI also aims to improve the Turbo model's multimodal capabilities. The company will make GPT-4-Turbo available to all users the vision model This allows you to analyze images and answer questions about those images. This is an improved version of GPT-4 Vision, the model that adds multimodal capabilities to GPT-4.
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Price reduction for GPT-3.5 Turbo
As part of this, OpenAI announced a price reduction for the GPT-3.5 Turbo API (Application Programming Interface), the tool that allows developers to use the model in their own creations. This is currently the most commonly used language model by developers. It is cheaper and faster than GPT-4 and has established itself as the industry standard.
Now developers can use GPT-3.5 Turbo a 50% reduced price for entries. With this drastic price cut, OpenAI is likely trying to stay competitive given the emergence of open source AI models. They are freely accessible to all Internet users and offer performance almost comparable to proprietary models from technology giants such as OpenAI or Google.
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