Recently, the competition between Google and OpenAI has intensified again. Just one day after the new GPT-4o topped the AI rankings, Google launched its latest beta model, Gemini-Exp-1121, quickly regaining the championship title. Just a week prior, Google had released Gemini-Exp-1114, indicating a rapid response from Google to OpenAI's developments. Jack Rae, the Chief Scientist at Google DeepMind, stated that
Amazon recently announced a $110 million investment in AI research to support the development of its own designed Trainium chips. This move aims to reduce Amazon's reliance on Nvidia and promote technological advancements in its cloud computing platform AWS. Note: Image generated by AI, image licensed from service provider Midjourney. Trainium is a machine learning chip tailored for deep learning training and inference tasks. Through this investment, Amazon hopes to encourage academic research.
OpenAI has launched a major upgrade to its ChatGPT Plus subscription users with the latest large language model (LLM) upgrade - the 'Creative Writing' feature of ChatGPT-4o. According to a brief statement from OpenAI on X (formerly Twitter), the upgraded model's writing capabilities are more natural and engaging, and can be tailored to user needs, enhancing the relevance and readability of the content. With this upgrade, ChatGPT-4o is considered to have reached new heights in the field of creative writing.
OpenAI has announced a significant upgrade to its flagship model GPT-4o, further enhancing its performance in reasoning, cross-media, and conversational abilities. This update is referred to as ChatGPT-4o (20241120) and aims to provide users with a more natural and engaging text generation experience. Prior to the upgrade, OpenAI conducted rigorous performance testing on GPT-4o in a large language model (LLM) environment known as the 'Chatbot Arena'.