Users can try out OpenAI’s new GPT-4 language model without paying a fee or entering a waiting list. Reportedly, Microsoft has now removed the waiting list to access its GPT-4 powered chatbot Bing Chat.
While users will still see the ‘Join waitlist’ option upon landing on Bing, Windows Central reports that users will be able to access the chatbot without waiting after clicking the waitlist option and entering their Microsoft login details. are doing.
Caitlin Rolston, Microsoft’s director of communications, spoke to The Verge about the removal of the waiting list. “During this preview period, we are running various tests that may trigger access to the new Bing for some users. We remain in preview and you can sign up on Bing.com. “
Microsoft had Free Its controversial Bing chat was based on OpenAI’s technology last month, allowing users to access the technology through a waiting list.
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Microsoft is also holding an event called ‘Reinvent Productivity with AI’ later in the day, where it may reveal changes being made to Bing AI chat. The company is also expected to announce how it is going to integrate ChatGPTS technology into its Office apps.
While Microsoft previously said it was leveraging OpenAI technology using a proprietary model called Prometheus, the Seattle-based company did not provide any clarity on the language model used. Microsoft confirmed on Wednesday that the OpenAI technology used in the Bing AI chatbot was in fact launched recently. GPT-4.
OpenAI launched its latest language model, GPT-4, on March 14, which brings major changes from its predecessor GPT-3.5. GPT-4 claims ‘more human-level performance’ in many scenarios. While users will need to pay a $20/month fee to purchase a ChatGPT Plus subscription to use GPT-4 powered ChatGPT, using Bing AI Chat they can experience the new language model at no charge.
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