Now, the latest version of the ChatGPT app has also officially added real-time information search and summary functions that originally required plug-in or other search services using GPT technology. Continue reading ChatGPT app can directly support Bing search for real-time information! But you need to subscribe to the content of the report.
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ChatGPT app can directly support Bing search for real-time information! But need to subscribe
As the leader of this wave of generative AI craze, ChatGPT. OpenAI, which has been developing this technology for many years but only recently seized the opportunity of this rise, has no plans to stop. In addition to continuing to stir up buzz by cooperating with Microsoft’s Bing Chat, it has also rapidly evolved from GPT-3.5 to GPT-4, which is faster and supports a variety of plug-ins.
After the long-awaited mobile application ChatGPT app was launched on the iOS system, OpenAI also showed the same positive attitude. Not only does it make it easier for mobile users to chat with robots on their mobile phones. Later, in-depth support for Siri shortcuts was added to increase convenience.
Now, the latest version of the ChatGPT app has also officially added real-time information search and summary functions that originally required plug-in or other search services using GPT technology.
The latest version of the ChatGPT app adds a “Browsing” browsing and search function for ChatGPT Plus subscribers. It will provide “comprehensive answers and current insights on events and information that extend beyond the model’s original training data.” Translated directly by AI, it is “comprehensive answers and current insights on events and information that extend beyond the model’s original training data.”
Unsurprisingly, OpenAI, part of the core search engine, has chosen companies with which it has been working very closely recently. Donor Microsoft’s Bing Search. This will allow ChatGPT, which is still limited to training with data before September 2021, to learn to “browse” new knowledge to provide users with real-time information.
That is, since this feature still requires a subscription to ChatGPT Plus to use. I believe most people would be thinking, then why not just use Bing Chat, which can already search for real-time information and is free? What’s more, Microsoft’s solution also has a mobile version.
However, even Bing Chat was the first to use the GPT-4 language model and has the ability to retrieve real-time data through Microsoft search engines. However, in addition to the OpenAI language model, Microsoft’s Bing Chat actually uses Prometheus artificial intelligence technology to index the content of the Bing search engine, and will perform related monitoring and warning work accordingly. Therefore, there should still be differences in actual responses and answer performance.
As for the actual difference between asking “ChatGPT me”. However, the reply stated that the main difference is that the main difference is to reply with information when it is unable to provide real-time information… (It was discovered that I did not subscribe to the Plus version); it was mentioned that “Bing Chat is a platform for real-time communication, while ChatGPT is a language model for providing intelligent answers and conversations. Their purposes and functions are different, but they can both provide valuable services.”
Therefore, even though it feels like OpenAI and Microsoft have integrated each other’s services, it seems that there is not much difference between the two. But in fact, if you have actually used the services on both sides, you should feel that the specific answers are quite different. With this integration, I believe that users who still prefer to use ChatGPT can finally switch to Bing Chat for real-time information retrieval on the mobile application version.
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