OpenAI is officially released Internet browsing functionality to ChatGPT, some 3 weeks after reintroducing the feature It’s in beta after a few months of hiatus.
ChatGPT, the generative AI chatbot that has taken the world by storm over the past 12 months, has so far been limited to data up to September 2021, making it useless as a real-time search engine. However, OpenAI started introducing Internet services to ChatGPT in March. This move has always had inherent risks, given that the live web is not curated in the same way as static training data sets. This opened the door for potential exploitation. Villains and good old algorithm confusion.
And in May, OpenAI We have started deploying Web searches are now available through Bing, the search engine from Microsoft, OpenAI’s corporate backer, before expanding access to the ChatGPT mobile app in late June. However, this new feature was quickly retired after it was discovered that ChatGPT could display paywalled content.
Fast forward to late September and OpenAI was launched Re-deploy browsing functionality in Bing, we’ve tweaked the way ChatGPT follows instructions set by content owners. Basically, like a traditional web crawler, it was promised to follow everything the site owner said in her Robots.txt file.
ChatGPT: Browse with Bing image credits: Open AI
Browse with Bing is now officially available to all Plus and Enterprise subscribers, with no beta switch required in Settings.
In related news, OpenAI has moved DALL-E 3 into beta, a month after announcing the latest version of its text-to-image generator.
DALL-E 3 is integrated with ChatGPT. This means users don’t have to think as carefully about the text prompt when asking her DALL-E to create an image. ChatGPT can do a lot of the heavy lifting to ensure users can create images. Get closer to what they wanted.
But more than that, DALL-E 3 is built directly into ChatGPT, allowing users to receive images as part of text-based queries without having to switch between the two apps.
DALL-E 3 is currently available in beta on web and mobile, and users can activate the feature by selecting “DALL-E 3 (Beta)” from the GPT-4 tab within ChatGPT.
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This all forms part of a broader expansion that takes ChatGPT further away from being a pure text-based generator and towards a direction where audio and images take up a significant portion of its role.
Last month, OpenAI gave ChatGPT a mouth and ears, allowing users to have verbal conversations with chatbots, integrating the world of Alexa-style voice assistants with powerful large language models (LLMs). For example, a user can ask her ChatGPT to come up with and narrate a bedtime story for their child on the fly, but it might be worth standing around to see what she comes up with. not.
Additionally, ChatGPT also allows users to search for answers using images. This means you can upload a photo of an object and discover what it is or find similar items.
Today’s news therefore fits very well into OpenAI’s broader push to make ChatGPT a fully integrated, real-time, multimedia-generating search engine.