Guys, welcome back to the next video on the ChatGPT 4 Series. Yesterday, we explored ChatGPT voice control and how to enable it, different types of voices, and some use cases. Today, we’ll be diving into the image part of ChatGPT.
ChatGPT Vision is a new feature that allows you to show images to ChatGPT. Previously, this feature was only available with the code interpreter and not for ChatGPT as a whole. However, now it’s available by default for ChatGPT Plus and Chat DPT Enterprise users. OpenAI has tested this feature with beta and alpha testers to ensure its effectiveness and usefulness.
ChatGPT Vision provides a multimodal capability to GPT4, allowing it to understand a wide array of images, including photographs, screenshots, and documents containing both images and text. OpenAI has taken measures to limit GPT’s capability to analyze and make direct statements about people to respect individuals’ privacy.
Here are some examples of how GPT can be used:
- Object Identification: GPT can help identify objects in your environment, such as labeling key items or translating text in a foreign language.
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Learning and Exploring: If you don’t know certain information, you can ask GPT for assistance. It can provide data on various topics, explain scientific concepts, or help you understand technical diagrams.
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Creating and Expressing: GPT can assist in generating poetry, creating images, or even exploring virtual worlds. While these features are still under development, they offer powerful tools for creativity and learning.
Let’s look at some specific examples:
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Avocado Toast Recipe: I uploaded a photo of avocado toast and asked GPT to identify the dish and provide the recipe. While I haven’t personally made avocado toast, the recipe provided seems to be accurate based on feedback from others.
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Counting People in a Photo: I uploaded a photo of a crowd and asked GPT to estimate the number of people in the stands. While it’s challenging to count accurately, GPT acknowledged the difficulty and provided an estimate.
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Language Translation: I provided GPT with a Spanish text and asked it to translate it into English. GPT successfully translated the text, demonstrating its language capabilities.
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Generating Code: GPT can assist in generating code for various tasks. I asked it to generate code for a simple UI, and it provided the code that closely matched my requirements.
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Elliott Wave Patterns: GPT can analyze charts and provide insights. I uploaded an Apple stock chart and asked GPT to identify Elliott wave patterns. GPT successfully identified the patterns and provided a breakdown of each wave.
Please note that these examples are for demonstration purposes only, and I highly recommend paper trading and further research before making any trading decisions based on GPT’s analysis.
In conclusion, ChatGPT Vision is an exciting new feature that expands the capabilities of GPT4. It allows for image analysis, object identification, language translation, code generation, and even trading analysis. While still in development, it shows great potential for various applications. Stay tuned for more use cases and explorations in the next video!