The world of artificial intelligence is constantly evolving, and OpenAI is no different with the launch of its latest language model, GPT-4o, an advanced version of the previous one GPT-4 Turbo. This new iteration doesn't just get better, it significantly extends its capabilities to include more than just that text e images, but also the 'audio.
OpenAI presents GPT-4o: what it is and what it is capable of
GPT-4o is described as an “omni” version (hence the “o” in the name), as it integrates multiple interaction modes: text, vision and now, voice. This model offers real-time response to users' questions, allowing them to interrupt the system while it responds and even to change the application along the way. Additionally, it can recognize emotions in the user's voice and respond appropriately, varying the emotional style of responses, up to and including singing responses.
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In addition to voice interactions, GPT-4o Greatly enhances ChatGPT's visual capabilities. For example, it can now quickly answer questions about photographs or screenshots, identifying details such as the brand of a T-shirt or the contents of a displayed software code. Imagine being able to photograph a menu in a foreign language and immediately receive the translation: this is just one of the future scenarios possible with GPT-4o.
The new OpenAI GPT-4o model delivers Improved support for over 50 languages, guaranteeing double performance compared to the previous GPT-4 Turbo ea half the price, with higher usage limits. This results in a more seamless and accessible user experience, expanding the potential for use in various international contexts.
Availability and exit
GPT-4o is now available free of charge for users of the free version of ChatGPT and for subscribers of premium plans, with fivefold message limits. These changes are accompanied by a renewed user interface layout, more intuitive and conversational, and a desktop version for macOS, which will soon be followed by a Windows version. Additionally, access to previously paid features, such as the ability to “remember” user preferences, is now extended to all users.
