Microsoft wants ChatGPT-powered Bing to make videos, proving we’re in worst timeline
ChatGPT 4 is coming as early as next week and will likely go with a new and potentially dreadful feature: video.
Currently, ChatGPT and Microsoft’s updated Bing search engine are powered by ChatGPT 3.5 large language models, which allows them to respond to questions in a human-like way. But both AI implementations have had their fair share of problems so far, so what can we expect, or at least hope to see, with a new version on the horizon?
According to Microsoft Germany’s CTO, Andreas Braun (as reported by Neowin (opens in new tab)), the company “will introduce GPT 4 next week, where we will have multimodal models that will offer completely different possibilities – for example, videos.” Braun made the comments during an event titled ‘AI in Focus – Digital Kickoff’.
Essentially, AI is definitely not going away anytime soon. In its current state, we can interact with OpenAI’s chatbot strictly through text, providing inputs and controls and getting conversational, mostly helpful, answers.
