ChatGPT and other GPT-3.5-powered technologies are currently limited to text-based responses. However, Braun’s comments imply that this may change with the release of GPT-4…reports Asian Lite News
Microsoft plans to release GPT-4 as early as next week, with the ability to create AI-generated videos from simple text prompts.
Andreas Braun, Chief Technology Officer at Microsoft Germany, recently confirmed that GPT-4 will be unveiled next week at an event called — AI in Focus — Digital Kickoff, reports Windows Central.
“We will introduce GPT-4 next week, where we have multimodal models that will offer completely different possibilities – for example, videos,” Braun was quoted as saying.
The report said that GPT-4 is the next iteration of OpenAI’s Large Language Model (LLM), and it should be significantly more powerful than GPT-3.5, which powers the current version of ChatGPT.
ChatGPT and other GPT-3.5-powered technologies are currently limited to text-based responses. However, Braun’s comments imply that this may change with the release of GPT-4.
The multimodal models of the LLM could pave the way for video production and other types of content, according to the report.
Meanwhile, the AI-powered Bing search engine has surpassed 100 million daily active users, as ChatGPT’s integration into Bing has helped the company grow its usage within a month like never before.
Its rival Google Search engine has more than 1 billion daily active users. Roughly one-third of daily Bing preview users are using AI chat daily.
Meanwhile, Microsoft’s annual developer conference called ‘Build’ is likely to be held in Seattle, the US, from May 23-25, as the Satya Nadella-run company doubles down on AI and ChatGPT driven products.
A Twitter leaker published a marketing image of Microsoft Build dates that is slated to be in-person this time.
The company was yet to make the dates of its flagship event official.
Last year, Microsoft’s annual developer conference Build was limited in-person as well as in full virtual format. Microsoft Build is where developers, architects, start-ups, and students learn, connect, and code together, sharing knowledge and expanding their skillset, while exploring new ways of innovating for tomorrow.
With so much buzz around AI chatbots, Microsoft is set to showcase more innovations in AI. Microsoft has already introduced its new Bing powered by “next-generation” ChatGPT AI, and also updated its Edge browser with new AI capabilities.
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