OpenAI Launches GPT-4 API: A New Era of Chat-Based AI
Zach Anderson Jul 07, 2023 18:05
A major advance in the development of artificial intelligence technology has been signaled by OpenAI's announcement that its long-awaited GPT-4 API is now available to all paying clients. This event marks a key milestone in the advancement of AI technology.
A major advance in the development of artificial intelligence technology has been signaled by OpenAI's announcement that its long-awaited GPT-4 API is now available to all paying clients. This event marks a key milestone in the advancement of AI technology.
This change comes following the very successful debut of the ChatGPT API in March, as well as subsequent improvements to the chat-based models.
Since its release in March, the GPT-4 API, which is being hailed as OpenAI's most competent model, has been seeing significant demand.
Access to the GPT-4 API with 8K context is now available to all previously registered API developers who have a track record of successfully processed payments as of right now.
It is OpenAI's intention to broaden access to new developers by the end of this month, which will be followed by an expansion of rate limitations in accordance with the availability of compute resources.
In addition to GPT-4, OpenAI is making the GPT-3.5 Turbo, DALL'E, and Whisper APIs accessible to the general public. This action reflects the fact that these models are now ready to be used on a commercial scale.
The conversation Completions API is currently responsible for 97% of OpenAI's total API GPT consumption, which indicates that the firm is changing its attention away from text completions and toward conversation completions.
OpenAI intends to continue investing in the Chat Completions API since the company is certain that it will provide developers with an experience that is both more competent and simpler to use.
Because OpenAI strongly advises users to switch to the Chat Completions API, this notification serves as a warning that previous versions of the Completions API will soon be phased down.
The business foresees a future in which chat-based models may support every use case, ushering in a new age for the development of artificial intelligence.
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