According to Microsoft Germany, ChatGPT4 will be coming out in the next few days and will be able to create video and audio from text. Photo: File
Berlin: In recent months, the powerful artificial intelligence platform ‘ChatGPT’ has caught the attention of the world. Now Microsoft has announced that the ‘ChatGPT4’ tool, which will be released in a few days, will be able to create images, sounds and videos based on your sentences.
Currently ChatGPT provides very relevant information, analysis and advice instead of text only. It can also write essays, create poetry and essays. But Andreas Braun, Microsoft Germany’s chief technology officer, said at an event that a fourth version will soon be introduced, which will also be able to create video from written words.
GPT4 has a great language model built into it that will give us a ton of amazing digital creations. However, it should be noted that in 2022, Facebook’s parent company Meta also introduced a tool called ‘Make a Video’ that created an unreal video by editing small details, and GPT4 will probably work in a similar way. .
According to Microsoft, GPT4 is a ‘versatile model’ that will convert text to music and images. Its main use, Microsoft itself said, would be to automatically convert phone calls to text between users and staff in a call center or office. Then saving this text will make database creation, record keeping and decision making easier.
But the strange thing is that Microsoft has repeatedly announced Chat GPT in its browser ‘Bing’ and yet it has not been added to Bing. This is why analysts have expressed doubts about ChatGP24.
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