Release of ChatGPT4 - Turbo
- Minseo Kim
- Nov 23, 2023
- 1 min read
23 November 2023
By Minseo Kim
OpenAI has recently introduced "ChatGPT4 Turbo," indicating another evolution in the generative AI market. It was announced that ChatGPT is being used by 1 billion users weekly during the GPT-4 Turbo event held on November 6. However, as ChatGPT relies on information gathered from various sources on the internet, it has faced issues of copyright misuse. It is involved in numerous lawsuits as a result. The New York Times and Reuters have taken measures to block ChatGPT's information gathering, preventing it from accessing article content.
ChatGPT4-Turbo aims to address these issues. In cases where the utilization of ChatGPT leads to copyright infringement, OpenAI has committed to personally addressing the situation and covering the associated costs, but only for corporate-paid members. ChatGPT4 Turbo also includes information learned until April 2023, providing the latest answers. It also has the capability to summarize an entire book of up to 300 pages. Moreover, it allows for customized chatbots designed for specific professions and individual needs.
Claude, which has received three investments from Google, and Samsung's upcoming generative AI, set to be released early next year, have brought competition to the AI smartphone market. In addition, AI devices that can be attached to clothing, such as the "AI Pin," were introduced. These devices project beams onto the palm of the hand, displaying time and messages and allowing for actions such as making calls and composing messages through gestures.
