OpenAI's GPT-4 to bring multimodal capabilities with AI-generated videos and faster responses, say reports

OpenAI may soon launch the next generation of its large language model (LLM), GPT-4, which could generate AI-powered videos and other forms of content. Microsoft Germany's CTO Andreas Braun revealed in an interview that GPT-4 will be launched next week, adding that it will have multimodal models with capabilities to respond to user queries in the form of music, video, and images. This makes GPT-4 different from its predecessor, ChatGPT, which can only answer user queries through text, according to reports.

Aside from its multimodal abilities, GPT-4 is expected to be more human-like in its responses and provide answers faster than ChatGPT. OpenAI is also reportedly developing a mobile app that will use GPT-4. Currently, ChatGPT is only available as a web-based language model.

It is said that GPT-4 could be used in Bing chat, although neither Microsoft nor OpenAI has confirmed this. Bing search currently uses GPT-3 and GPT-3.5, as well as proprietary technology called Prometheus, to provide real-time answers.




It is also noted that there have been recent controversies surrounding Bing search assistant, which could explain why Microsoft and OpenAI are being tight-lipped about integrating GPT-4 into Bing. However, the potential of GPT-4 to generate multimedia content and provide faster, more human-like responses to user queries could make it a valuable addition to the Bing platform.

FAQs:

1. What is GPT-4?
   GPT-4 is the next generation of OpenAI's large language model that could offer multimodal abilities, such as AI-generated videos, and faster responses to user queries.
2. What is ChatGPT?
   ChatGPT is a popular language model developed by OpenAI that is restricted to answering user queries with text.