This new version is called GPT-4o. There is a huge improvement compared to the previous one and I think this will make ChatGPT smarter and easier to use.
The new memory features are some of the things I am most excited about. This implies that ChatGPT can remember what has been said during our previous discussions. It may be very helpful if I have some work to do or want to recollect something important.
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I am also attracted by the ability of ChatGPT to interact with images through text and “vision.” Basically, the technology allows it to view pictures, screenshots or documents that would be uploaded by me and then engage in a conversation about them. That could be really useful if I need help understanding something or if I want to brainstorm ideas.
Another amazing capability is real-time translation. This makes me so happy as I can hold conversations in many languages at once without switching applications or relying on extra translation tools; it would make communication with people from diverse cultural backgrounds much easier.
Another upgrade that impresses me about ChatGPT is its ability to sense emotions. It is interesting to note that it may eavesdrop on someone’s breath and persuade them into being at peace. Many who may be feeling tensed or worried would find this very useful.
This also means I can now have ChatGPT on my desktop which is quite thrilling. Different locations and numerous approaches will be possible for me to interact with it. Alternatively, the concept of a desktop application for Chats GPT complete with all these new features sounds pretty awesome.
Unfortunately I am slightly disappointed by the news that free users will only be allowed a few interactions with the new GPT-4o model. OpenAI has to make money, but I hope they still give free users a good experience.
In general, I believe this update represents a great leap forward for ChatGPT. It’s incredible how much AI technology has advanced and how close it looks to scenes from sci-fi movies nowadays. The latest functionalities look promising in advancing my experience with ChatGPT as such; I can’t wait to use them.
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