Apple’s Siri looks ‘obsolete’ in comparison to ‘mind blowing’ ChatGPT 4o that can sing, teach and even FLIRT
APPLE’S Siri has been described as “obsolete” in comparison to the “mind blowing” ChatGPT 4o that can sing, teach and flirt.
OpenAI announced a new model for all users during its Spring Update called GPT-4o.
GPT-4o was introduced during a quarterly meeting, showcasing various updates.
The app has received rave reviews so far from experts. Sai Rahul, an AI educator, posted on X: “OpenAI just dropped ChatGPT-4o and it’s voice assistant is mind blowing.”
Another tech enthusiast suggested OpenAI made Apple’s Siri look “obsolete.”
The language model is able to flirt, sing and ask responsive questions just like a human.
GPT stands for Generative Pre-Trained Transformer, which is the technical term for this type of model that specialises in creating AI-generated content.
“These models were trained on vast amounts of data from the internet written by humans, including conversations, so the responses it provides may sound human-like,” Open AI explained.
ChatGPT-4o is the most advanced model it has released to the public so far.
At a recent demo, GPT-4o wowed everyone by translating between English and Italian on the fly, proving it’s not just smart, but also a handy bridge between languages.
While GPT-4o is available without a subscription, ChatGPT Plus will still have access to more prompts and newer features.
OpenAI’s research lead, Barret Zoph, told WIRED, “There’s a lot of other exciting, future things to come as well.”
OpenAI is planning to launch a native ChatGPT app, starting with macOS and later expanding to Windows.
Subscribers to ChatGPT Plus, which costs $20 per month, already have access to the macOS version.
However, those using the free version will need to wait until it becomes available in the future.
The rollout for the ChatGPT apps on iOS, Android, and now Mac is happening more gradually.
As of now, GPT-4o is not yet available on iOS or Android, and the new Mac app is still in the process of being released.