Google's star AI model Gemini has launched a significant pricing strategy that dramatically reduces the cost of API usage, cutting costs by nearly 50% compared to its major competitor GPT-4o mini. The input costs for the Gemini 1.5 Flash model have dropped by about 85%, and output costs by about 80%, making it one of the lowest-cost AI services on the market. This price reduction not only lowers the entry barrier but also supports over 100 languages, introduces context caching, and batch processing API optimization services.

OpenAI has announced the launch of GPT-4o mini, offering daily free fine-tuning with 2 million training tokens until September 23rd, aimed at advancing AI technology and fostering developer innovation. This model boasts performance on par with GPT-4o but is priced at only 1/20th of the latter, with significant advantages in training costs, context length, and intelligence levels. After the free period, services will continue to be offered at discounted rates. The fine-tuning capabilities of GPT-4o mini will be initially available to enterprise clients and specific developer tiers, with future expansion planned.

Recently, leading artificial intelligence company OpenAI announced the launch of fine-tuning capabilities for its new small-scale model, GPT-4o mini, aimed at enhancing the model's performance in specific application scenarios. This move will provide developers and enterprise users with more customized AI solutions. According to official OpenAI news, from today until September 23, users can fine-tune GPT-4o mini for free up to 2 million training tokens per day. Any excess will be charged at $3.0

With the launch of OpenAI's new large language model, GPT-4o Mini, CEO Sam Altman has finally acknowledged the issues with the company's naming conventions. The GPT-4o Mini is promoted as being more cost-effective than its non-Mini counterpart, making it particularly suitable for businesses developing their own chatbots. However, this complex and cumbersome naming has drawn widespread criticism.This time, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has finally responded to external criticism, admitting that the combi

OpenAI announced today that its new flagship model, GPT-4o mini, has been launched on Azure AI, supporting text processing capabilities, with plans to introduce image, audio, and video functionalities in the future.GPT-4o mini is significantly smarter than GPT-3.5Turbo—scoring 82% on the Massive Multitask Language Understanding (MMLU) benchmark compared to GPT-3.5Turbo's 70%—and is over 60% cheaper. This model offers an expanded 128K context window and integrates the enhanced multilingual capa

OpenAI has unleashed another groundbreaking innovation! Their latest offering, the GPT-4o mini, is touted as the "most economical and practical" compact model. This is not just an upgrade of a model, but the dawn of a new era in intelligence revolution. Today, let's unveil the mystery of GPT-4o mini together and see how it makes intelligence more "down-to-earth."Smarter and More Cost-Effective OpenAI's vision is to make intelligence ubiquitous, and the GPT-4o mini is the latest embodiment of thi

In the increasingly fierce competition in the field of artificial intelligence, OpenAI once again leads the trend by introducing GPT-4o mini, a lightweight large language model. This move not only marks a new trend in the miniaturization of AI large models but also embodies OpenAI's strategy of making advanced AI technology "as widely accessible as possible." Upon its launch, GPT-4o mini demonstrated astonishing performance, scoring 82% on the MMLU benchmark test, surpassing its predecessor, GPT

AI startup OpenAI introduced a new AI model called "GPT-4o mini" on Thursday, marking the company's latest effort to expand the usage of its popular chatbot.This mini AI model is a derivative of GPT-4o, which is the fastest and most powerful model released by OpenAI, capable of processing audio, video, and text in 50 different languages.The "o" in the model stands for omniscience, with OpenAI planning to integrate images, videos, and audio into it in the future.According to OpenAI's public test