- Dogecoin co-creator, Billy Markus, expresses disappointment with OpenAI’s new ChatGPT-4o upgrade.
- OpenAI recently launched the new version of GPT-4o, aiming to enhance human-computer interaction.
- Despite the hype, Markus’s attempts to create funny memes with the new model were less than satisfactory.
OpenAI’s latest ChatGPT-4o upgrade, aimed at revolutionizing human-computer interaction, has failed to impress Dogecoin co-creator, Billy Markus. Despite its advanced features, Markus’s attempts to create humorous content were unsuccessful.
OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT-4o upgrade
OpenAI recently announced the launch of an upgraded version of the GPT-4o model that powers ChatGPT. The “o” in GPT-4o, representing “omni,” signifies the model’s ability to work with audio, video, and text simultaneously in real time. OpenAI touts this upgrade as a significant stride towards more natural human-computer interaction. The new model allows users to input a combination of images, text, video, and audio, which the AI bot can then reorganize to produce a completely new output. Additionally, the model can interact vocally with users, simulating human conversation. Devices equipped with GPT-4o can also communicate with each other using built-in speakers.
Markus disappointed with ChatGPT-4o
Billy Markus, co-creator of Dogecoin, tested the new ChatGPT iteration and shared his less than satisfactory results on social media. Markus attempted to create funny memes using the new model, but his efforts were met with disappointment. His tweet reveals that he asked GPT-4o to create a funny meme and then requested it to make it “increasingly funnier.” However, the results were far from humorous, leading Markus to comment, “it’s uh, yeah.” Despite instructing the program to “make it funnier,” “make it even funnier,” and eventually “make it the funniest thing anyone has ever seen forever,” Markus admitted in the end, “Anyway, I didn’t laugh.”
Conclusion
While OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4o upgrade promises enhanced human-computer interaction, its reception by tech experts like Billy Markus suggests there may be room for improvement. As AI continues to evolve, the balance between technological advancement and user satisfaction remains a critical consideration.
