GPT-4o
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#63It is really cool that they are bringing this to free users. It does make me wonder what justifies ChatGPT plus now though...
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#64It's still astonishing to consider what this demonstrates!
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#65Does anyone know how they're doing the audio part where Mark breaths too hard? Does his breathing get turned into all-caps text (AA EE OO) and that GPT4-o interprets that as him breathing too hard, or is there something more going on?
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#66With ChatGPT having a very simple text+attachment in, text out interface, I felt absolutely in control of what I tell it. Now when it's grabbing my screen or a live camera feed, that will be gone. And I'll still use it, because it's just so damn convenient?
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#67> We recognize that GPT-4o’s audio modalities present a variety of novel risks > For example, at launch, audio outputs will be limited to a selection of preset voices and will abide by our existing safety policies. I wonder if they’ll ever allow truly custom voices from audio samples.
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#69Universal translator, pair programmer, completely human sounding voice assistant and all in real time. Scifi tropes made real.
But: Interesting next to see how it actually performs IRL latency and without cherry-picking. No snark, it was great but need to see real world power. Also what the benefits are to subscribers if all this is going to be free...
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#70The movie Her has just become reality