In addition to the name that will unify Bing Chat with Copilot. Microsoft also announced that it will start to support GPT-4 Turbo with Vision in Azure OpenAI Service and Azure AI Studio. In addition, for general Bing/Copilot functions, it was also announced that more powerful GPT-4 Turbo support with 128k context window will be introduced. Continue reading Microsoft’s Bing/Copilot upgrade to GPT-4 Turbo is expected to significantly unblock Prompt word limit reports.
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Microsoft’s Bing/Copilot upgrade to GPT-4 Turbo is expected to significantly lift the word limit on Prompt prompts
In the AI artificial intelligence circleAn after-dinner conversation about personnel changes like a palace drama, Microsoft plays the role of peacemaker (is it a peacemaker?). Unexpectedly, this wave also quietly brought many topical improvement notices for its own Bing Chat generative AI service.
In addition to the name that will unify Bing Chat with Copilot. Microsoft also announced that it will start to support GPT-4 Turbo with Vision in Azure OpenAI Service and Azure AI Studio. In addition, for general Bing/Copilot functions, it was also announced that more powerful GPT-4 Turbo support with 128k context window will be introduced.
Basically, because of its powerful ability to support context windows up to 128k, theoretically, the text size of Prompt text prompts will be able to reach an astonishing length of 300 pages. Therefore, many people have begun to focus on whether Bing / Copilot will get rid of the 5,000-character chat limit in this wave of updates.
Some people are even curious that since the new Microsoft generative AI chatbot interface is now available, does this mean that GPT-4 Turbo has been silently added to the service with this wave of updates.
In this regard, Microsoft’s top executive Mikhail Parakhin unexpectedly also did this on the X (formerly Twitter) social platformfurther reply. His statement directly denied such progress, saying that “there are still some small problems to be solved (still need to iron out a few kinks).” He also revealed his estimate of the capabilities of the “Trubo” version in subsequent community discussions, believing that “it is better than the basic version of GPT-4 in terms of “perceptual intelligence.” This is also an indicator for Microsoft to evaluate the intelligence of the system. However, it was mentioned that there are still some mathematical and coding problems to be solved. However, he expressed positive views on opening up more words and mentioned that he would try to increase the number of words allowed for conversation by chatbots.
Compared with the surprise addition of GPT-4 in the early stages of the service, it is a pity that Bing/Copilot this time failed to bring a new evolutionary surprise to the majority of generative AI fans. However, Mikhail Parakhin also mentioned that the higher throughput characteristics of GPT-4 Turbo will be helpful in maximizing the number of users and reducing data center load and even latency. In short, although such an update has not yet arrived, it is at least certain that the experience of Microsoft’s generative AI will get better and better.
https://twitter.com/MParakhin/status/1728100820863054090
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