GPT-4 vs GPT-3
The Bot Rush
As articulated on the previous blog by this author, the most recent accomplishment in OpenAI's endeavour to
scale up deep learning is GPT-4. Unlike GPT-3, which is unimodal and can only
accept text inputs, it is a sizable multimodal model that receives picture and
text inputs and emits text outputs. Compared to GPT-3, GPT-4 is more
dependable, inventive, and capable of handling significantly more complex
instructions. When working with users on creative and technical writing
activities like songwriting, screenwriting, or figuring out a user's writing
style, it can generate, edit, and iterate with them. Additionally, GPT-4 is
more aligned and secure than GPT-3. Compared to GPT-3, it is 40% more likely to
produce factual responses and 82% less likely to reply to requests for requests
for content that is not permitted.
GPT-3 is a model for unsupervised learning, and GPT-4 is a
model for supervised learning. As a result, GPT-4 is SUPERIOR to GPT-3 in terms
of accuracy and its ability to produce natural language that is more
sophisticated. Additionally, GPT-4 can produce lengthier and more sophisticated
text than GPT-3, which makes it more suitable for jobs like summarising and
answering questions. The new model performs admirably in side-by-side tests, although
not as admirably as its test results might suggest. In certain cases, GPT-3
actually provided the more helpful response.
Finally, this could be the best approach to compare GPT-4 to
GPT-3: Less awful are its poor responses. GPT-4 is weak when given a direct
factual inquiry, but significantly better than GPT-3 at not just outright lying
to you.
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