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Did you know that the free version of ChatGPT uses something called the ChatGPT-3.5 engine but that an updated, more powerful version is available on paid-for accounts? This is ChatGPT 4 - it shows better reasoning powers and is more trustworthy (less likely to just make stuff up but not 100% so).
See https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/mar/15/what-is-gpt-4-and-how-does-it-differ-from-chatgpt
Another use of AI is speech-to-text conversion. Recorded audio can be turned into text. It is possible to embed this functionality in your own apps using the (paid-for) OpenAI APIs? This seems to have
Did you know it's possible to 'fine tune' ChatGPT by pre-supplying it with model prompts and ideal responses? You need to do this via the paid for API and the details are necessarily a little technica
"The temperature parameter in ChatGPT completions is a crucial aspect that influences the model's output diversity and creativity. Essentially, it determines how the model selects tokens (words or wor