Since its launch, the chatbot has garnered significant attention and, within days, achieved record download numbers. This success spurred other companies, particularly Google, to develop similar chatbots to remain competitive in the market. As a result, over the past two years, many tech giants have introduced their own chatbot models or generative AI offerings. For example, Microsoft created Copilot, while Google introduced its own model-Bard. The company has now announced the launch of its newest model, GPT-40, which is bundled with a range of advanced features. OpenAI also has a desktop version of ChatGPT. The best part of GPT-40 is that it is free for consumers. Here's a quick look:
WHAT IS GPT-40 AND WHAT IS NEW ABOUT IT?
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