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Today, I would like to share about 3 free alternatives to GPT-4. Let’s take a look.

LlaMA 2

LlaMA 2 is a cutting-edge open-source large language model developed by Meta AI. It’s available for commercial use and comes with pre-trained models, fine-tuned models, and code resources. You can find all these assets on HuggingFace. You can also get a feel for how well the model performs by trying it out on HuggingChat. By making LlaMA 2 openly accessible, Meta AI is empowering researchers and developers to create innovative applications that leverage advanced language capabilities.

PaLM 2

Google AI’s PaLM 2 is Google’s latest large language model, excelling in advanced reasoning tasks like coding, mathematics, classification, question answering, translation, multilingual proficiency, and natural language generation. It surpasses previous state-of-the-art large language models like the original PaLM due to its optimized compute-scaling approach, improved dataset mixture, and architectural enhancements. You can access PaLM 2 for free using Bard. While there’s still room for improvement compared to GPT-4 in terms of quality and performance, it offers impressive capabilities.

Claude 2

Claude 2 represents the latest version of Anthropic’s conversational AI assistant. It offers improved performance, longer responses, and can be accessed through an API as well as a new public beta website, claude.ai. Developers at Anthropic have focused on enhancing its capabilities in areas such as coding, mathematics, and logical reasoning compared to earlier Claude versions. For instance, Claude 2 recently achieved a score of 76.5% on the multiple-choice section of the Bar exam, a significant improvement from Claude 1.3’s 73.0%. You can access various Claude models on Poe and experience their performance firsthand.

Conclusion

Despite GPT-4 being unavailable to the public, there are other promising open-source large language models emerging as alternatives that are accessible to everyone. While these models may not be as massive as GPT-4, they show that cutting-edge language AI is evolving rapidly and becoming more widely available. These freely accessible models excel in fields such as mathematics, coding, and logical reasoning, making them suitable replacements for various applications.

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Amazon has officially launched Bedrock, a generative AI service that provides access to various AI models, both from Amazon and third-party partners, via an API.

Bedrock empowers AWS customers to build applications using these generative AI models and customize them with their own data. Brands and developers can create AI agents for tasks like travel booking, inventory management, and insurance claims processing. In the near future, Bedrock will incorporate Llama 2, an open-source large language model from Meta, along with models from AI21 Labs, Anthropic, Cohere, and Stability AI.

Amazon claims that Bedrock will be the first fully managed generative AI service to offer Llama 2, including its 13-billion- and 70-billion-parameter versions. While similar to Google’s Vertex AI, Amazon argues that Bedrock’s advantage lies in its seamless integration with existing AWS services, like AWS PrivateLink, ensuring secure connections to a company’s virtual private cloud. This perceived advantage may vary depending on the specific customer and their cloud infrastructure.

Swami Sivasubramanian, VP of data and AI at AWS, highlighted the increasing interest in generative AI, driven by data availability, scalable computing, and machine learning advancements. He emphasized that Bedrock’s launch democratizes generative AI, making it accessible to businesses of all sizes and their employees, from developers to data analysts.

Additionally, Amazon introduced its Titan Embeddings model, a first-party model that converts text into numerical representations known as embeddings, supporting around 25 languages and text segments of up to 8,192 tokens, aligning with OpenAI’s latest embeddings model. These announcements reflect Amazon’s commitment to the rapidly growing generative AI market following its initial challenges with Bedrock’s availability.

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ChatGPTに音声による会話、画像の認識の機能が追加されると、OpenAI公式ブログで発表がありました。
https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt-can-now-see-hear-and-speak

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Copilot will start rolling out on Windows 11 starting September 26 through a free Windows 11 update.

Microsoft Copilot, the AI companion from Microsoft, is designed to seamlessly integrate with all Microsoft applications and experiences, encompassing Microsoft 365, Windows 11, Edge, and Bing. This means that users will have the ability to harness AI support across a wide spectrum of tasks within their workflows across these diverse Microsoft applications.

The pricing for Microsoft Copilot is contingent upon the specific application it is integrated with. Beginning November 1, enterprise customers can access Microsoft 365 Copilot for a substantial cost of $30 per user per month.

However, for the other applications, Microsoft has announced that Copilot will be introduced in its initial version as part of a complimentary update to Windows 11, commencing on September 26. It will also be progressively integrated across Bing, Edge, and Microsoft 365 Copilot throughout the fall.

Bing is also set to incorporate support for OpenAI’s latest DALL.E 3 model, enhancing its ability to provide personalized search results that take into account your search history. Additionally, Bing is introducing an AI-powered shopping feature for a more tailored shopping experience. Moreover, Bing Chat Enterprise is receiving updates aimed at enhancing its mobile usability and visual appeal.

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At a YouTube event on Sept 21, CEO Neal Mohan revealed that the platform is testing new AI-powered generation tools to suggest video topics in YouTube Studio and ease the brainstorming process for content creators.

Mohan explained that the inspiration tool, called “AI Insights for Creators,” generates data-driven ideas about what viewers are already seeing.

They used a travel content creator, as an example, saying the viewers are most interested in getting trip ideas. The AI tool suggests a video idea that highlight for the subscribers.

This feature is currently being tested with some content creators. According to YouTube, in the first test, more than 70% of respondents said that “AI Insights helped them come up with ideas for videos.”

It will be released on YouTube Studio next year.

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