Today, OpenAI announced that they are launching their new GPT4.

This is probably one of the most highly anticipated pieces of technology in tech.

So we're going to break down exactly what that means, how it works, and what it can do better than the original chat GPT.

So just as a quick little refresher, when chat GPT launched, originally it was gpt three um they did a slight update to do

gpt 3.5 some slight updates and now they have officially launched gpt 4 so in order to use it um

you have to be a pain premium user of chat gpt and then you can opt into it and uh it's got a lot of

it's got a lot of cool new features,

but, you know, I would say for anyone that thinks this is going to be like the next thing

and AI and robots are going to take over everything, as I've been saying for a while on the podcast,

you know, probably a few weeks ago, maybe a month ago, Sam Altman, CEO of Open AI came out and said,

you know, for people that think this is the case with GPT4,

they're just getting their hopes up and it's not as maybe crazy as some might think. So as far as

the breakdown really quickly of exactly what is different with this, number one, it has a lot better

reasoning capabilities. Number two, it can take images as inputs.

So you can feed it an image and say, based off this image, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

So like mixing an image in text.

And the third thing it can do is that they increased the text.

It can generate and receive.

And I'll explain what the difference is on that from 3,000 words to 25,000

words. So it could technically generate a 25,000 word article off of a single prompt or

piece of content essentially, right, if you prompted it the right way and did what you needed.

So what's interesting about the word increase there is specifically for companies and software

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