Verge journalists discuss Humane's AI Pin, OpenAI's DevDay, GPT-4 updates, revenue models for AI apps, the new Steam Deck, and companies improving devices like the Switch OLED and Steam Deck 2.
OpenAI introduces a user-friendly platform for developers to create custom GPT models without coding.
OpenAI reduces the cost of using GPT models, making it three times cheaper.
OpenAI unveils GPT4 Turbo with a larger context window for enhanced text analysis.
OpenAI plans to establish a GPT store for developers to publish and share their GPT models.
Deep dives
OpenAI DevDay: A Deep Dive into the Future of AI
At the recent OpenAI DevDay conference, several exciting announcements were made. One of the highlights was the introduction of a new AI platform that allows developers to easily build their own GPT models without coding. This platform streamlines the process of prompt engineering and provides customization options for various use cases. Additionally, OpenAI announced significant cost reductions, making it three times cheaper to use GPT models. They also unveiled GPT4 Turbo, which offers a larger context window, enabling users to upload more text tokens and enhance model performance. Furthermore, OpenAI plans to launch a GPT store, where developers can publish their models and make them available for others to use. With over 2 million developers already using OpenAI's platform, the future of AI development looks promising.
OpenAI DevDay: Empowering Developers and Opening New Possibilities
OpenAI's recent DevDay conference showcased a range of exciting developments. One significant announcement was the introduction of a user-friendly AI platform that allows developers to create custom GPT models without coding. This platform empowers developers to tailor GPT models to specific use cases and significantly reduces the time required for prompt engineering. Additionally, OpenAI unveiled GPT4 Turbo, offering a larger context window for more extensive text analysis. Developers can now upload up to 128+ K context tokens, enhancing model performance. OpenAI's commitment to affordability was also evident, as they made using GPT models three times cheaper. In the future, OpenAI plans to launch a GPT store, providing a platform for developers to publish and share their GPT models. With the impressive number of developers already utilizing OpenAI's platform, the AI community eagerly anticipates the exciting possibilities ahead.
OpenAI DevDay: Exciting Advances in AI Development
The recent OpenAI DevDay conference proved to be a pivotal event in the world of AI development. Among the notable announcements was the launch of a user-friendly AI platform, enabling developers to create their own GPT models without coding. This platform empowers developers to customize GPT models for specific use cases, accelerating development processes. OpenAI also demonstrated their commitment to accessibility by reducing the cost of using GPT models by threefold. Furthermore, the introduction of GPT4 Turbo, with its impressive context window size of 128+ K tokens, holds significant promise for more comprehensive text analysis. OpenAI's plans to establish a GPT store further showcase their dedication to fostering a community of developers who can publish and share their GPT models. With their platform already embraced by over 2 million developers, OpenAI continues to drive advancements in AI development.
OpenAI DevDay: Revolutionizing AI Development and Accessibility
OpenAI's DevDay conference was a groundbreaking event that unveiled numerous advancements in AI development. Notably, OpenAI introduced a user-friendly AI platform that enables developers to create custom GPT models without requiring coding expertise. This platform empowers developers to tailor GPT models to their specific needs, simplifying prompt engineering and expediting development efforts. OpenAI also demonstrated their commitment to affordability by significantly reducing the cost of using GPT models. Additionally, the introduction of GPT4 Turbo with an expanded context window size of 128+ K tokens facilitates enhanced text analysis capabilities. OpenAI's dedication to fostering a thriving developer community was evident with their plans to establish a GPT store, providing a platform for developers to share and publish their GPT models. With an already vast user base of over 2 million developers, OpenAI is revolutionizing AI development and making it more accessible than ever.
Rivian R1s: Test driving the electric SUV in Joshua Tree
The author test drives a Rivian R1s and enjoys the electrified off-road experience in Joshua Tree. The SUV offers impressive speed and power with its 840 horsepower and zero to 60 mph in 3 seconds. The reviewer praises the interior and user-friendly OS of the vehicle. The Rivian R1s provides an exciting alternative in the electric SUV market, especially for outdoor enthusiasts.
Chamberlain's MyQ cuts off unauthorized access to proprietary smart home ecosystem
Chamberlain, the maker of garage door openers, has cut off unauthorized access to its proprietary smart home platform called MyQ. This decision impacts a small percentage of users, but Chamberlain claims that it will improve performance and reliability for all of MyQ's 10 million plus users. However, this move has frustrated the community that previously hacked MyQ to work with other smart home platforms like HomeKit.
YouTube adds 'For You' carousel feature to channels
YouTube is taking cues from TikTok and adding a 'For You' carousel feature to channels. This personalized recommended videos section aims to enhance user experience by serving tailor-made video suggestions directly on a channel's landing page. YouTube's move towards a more personalized experience is part of its ongoing efforts to compete with TikTok's success. However, some critics argue that YouTube should focus on its own unique features rather than trying to imitate TikTok.
OpenAI's GPT Store Compensation and Potential Copyright Concerns
OpenAI's GPT Store aims to compensate creators of customized GPTs based on their usage, marking a new approach compared to other platforms. However, questions arise regarding potential copyright infringement and legal challenges as custom knowledge may be uploaded to GPTs without prior vetting. Additionally, concerns about Apple's potential opposition to a transactional revenue model and the company's own AI initiatives are raised. OpenAI must carefully navigate these legal and revenue challenges as it seeks to establish a successful platform.
