Microsoft Will Launch ChatGPT 4 With AI Videos Next Week

Microsoft Germany announced that the company is set to launch GPT-4 as early as next week, "and it will potentially let you create AI-generated videos from simple text prompts," reports Digital Trends. From the report: The news was revealed by Andreas Braun, Chief Technology Officer at Microsoft Germany, at a recent event titled "AI in Focus -- Digital Kickoff" (via Heise). According to Braun, "We will introduce GPT-4 next week ... we will have multimodal models that will offer completely different possibilities -- for example videos."

GPT-4 is the underlying large language model technology that powers apps like ChatGPT. Right now, ChatGPT can only reply in text form, but it looks like the imminent update will change all that.

Current version cant even generate charts?

[Rockoon]

Current version cant even generate charts?

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[timeOday]

Pretty sure that's already illegal, even with a pencil.

Also there is no way they'll release it openly, it'll be hosted and have restrictions in place.

Also it is going to be incredibly resource-intensive to run. It has been reported that it will have 100 Trillion Parameters [towardsdatascience.com] - 500x the Size of GPT-3. Actually I find that rather hard to believe. GPT-3 already takes a rack of 8x 80GB A100 GPU's ($15K per GPU) just to load. 500 times that would be 4,000 GPUs to load one instance of the model. The numb

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[Adambomb]

Those reports about ChatGPT 4 having 100 trillion parameters has been called complete bullshit by OpenAI's own CEO.

When asked about one viral (and factually incorrect) chart that purportedly compares the number of parameters in GPT-3 (175 billion) to GPT-4 (100 trillion), Altman called it “complete bullshit.”

https://www.theverge.com/23560... [theverge.com]

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[timeOday]

Good, 100T is just too big!

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[Judee Sill]

Sad in a way, because a single brain is estimated at 250T for just synapses, (or ~1,000T for active dendritic spines). Even the biggest models from the best funded labs are microscopic because of the energy inefficiencies... at least no one has to worry about superhuman models for at least a few decades.

Mohs scale of hardness

[goombah99]

I don't think kiddie porn will be the thing. But I do think that basically it will be different prompts that get around filters but that give me a stiffie that can cut glass.

How about going the other way?

[mnemotronic]

I want AI that can analyze audio and video of talking heads and politicians in real-time and tell when they're not telling the truth. Train it with George Santos and Alex Jones videos, then have it monitor C-Span and display estimated percentage of bull$h1t on an overlay. For the people who say "you can know when a politician is lying when their lips are moving"; I say not always. There needs to be a dribble of truth in there that people can latch onto, then smear it over all the other nonsense to convin

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[Anonymous Coward]

Will we seeing Max Headroom soon as well?

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[ISayWeOnlyToBePolite]

Will we seeing Max Headroom soon as well?

Twenty minutes into the future

Whatever happened to version numbering, anyway?

[Fly Swatter]

It should still be in 0.ohs by the old generally accepted versioning standards, with an a or b at the end, shouldn't it? But maybe at this rate ChatGPT 42 will have some actual meaning.

And ???

[bsdetector101]

Will this be like the Metaverse which hasn't went anywhere ?

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[Visarga]

Metaverse didn't help you do your work assignments. From school children to professionals, everyone wants it.