Microsoft has announced the arrival of GPT-4, OpenAI’s new artificial intelligence technology, which will be available next week. The news was presented at an event entitled “AI in Focus – Digital Kickoff”, where Andreas Braun, CTO of Microsoft Germany, announced that GPT-4 will have multimodal capabilities, opening up new possibilities for users, including video creation.
Currently, GPT-3.5 and ChatGPT are responsible for Bing search results, but many users complain about the slowness in generating and displaying results. With GPT-4, however, Bing will become more advanced in finding information and displaying results, making the search experience faster and more effective.
Not only will GPT-4 generate answers faster than GPT 3.5, but it will also be able to create answers that appear to be written by a human, making the search experience even more natural. Additionally, with multimodal capabilities, users will be able to interact with Bing in multiple ways, including text, images, and sound.
This isn’t the first time we’ve heard about GPT-4’s capabilities in video creation. Last month, OpenAI announced the arrival of a ChatGPT mobile app that would be powered by GPT-4 technology, with the ability to create AI-assisted videos.
While Braun didn’t explicitly mention Bing Chat and when it will benefit from GPT-4’s capabilities, given Microsoft’s huge investment in OpenAI, it shouldn’t be long before GPT-4 is integrated into Bing search.
In short, GPT-4 promises to significantly improve the user search experience, offering faster, more natural responses and the ability to interact with the platform in multiple ways, including video. The wait is almost over, and we can’t wait to see what GPT-4 has in store next week.
