GPT4 Is Out! Can it understand images now? - Developer Reacts

What's new in GPT-4? Here's a summary of the OpenAI announcement of GPT4 by Greg Brockman. In this video I present a short version of the announcement, as well as my own commentary, as a developer with OpenAI's tool and as somebody who follows all the different developments in the AI and LLM space. How does GPT3 vs GPT4 compare? Was it worth the wait? Let's find out together!
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🔗 Links:
OpenAI's GPT4: bit.ly/3LmD0JX
GPT-4 Research paper: bit.ly/42aLH01
ChatGPT: bit.ly/3YLg2zj
📕 Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:42 - GPT3 vs GPT4
03:05 - Building a Discord Bot
04:22 - Understanding a picture
06:10 - Understanding humor
06:35 - 32,000 Tokens
07:37 - Drawing pictures
08:35 - Sketch to webpage
10:04 - TaxGPT
12:14 - Summary
13:58 - GPT4 Research Paper
14:16 - Outro

[@truenemesisprime550]

I don't know if you could help me, I'm writing a story and began to use Ai to help but it keeps forgetting the details I feed it and I have to keep remind it who characters are and what the goal is etc is there any Ai for writing that will actually remember what I've told it? I've tried Chat GPT and Muse.

[@hml]

Like I siad in the Discord, I'd love to build a tool like that at some point, but time has been very tight unfortunately...

[@Gareth_Mayers]

Can I use it yet to edit a book of about 80000 words? And rewrite my book as well

[@hml]

You probably could use it chapter by chapter relatively easily, as long as your chapters are shorter than 25k words. They also might expend this 25k words limit... But even if they don't, it makes working with something like LangChain so much easier.