Starting this afternoon, all existing OpenAI API developers "with a history of successful payments" can access GPT-4. GPT-4 can generate text (including code) and accept image and text inputs -- an improvement over GPT-3.5, its predecessor, which only accepted text -- and performs at “human level” on various professional and academic benchmarks. Like previous GPT models from OpenAI, GPT-4 was trained using publicly available data, including from public web pages, as well as data that OpenAI licensed.
Starting this afternoon, all existing OpenAI API developers “with a history of successful payments” can access GPT-4. GPT-4 can generate text (including code) and accept image and text inputs – an improvement over GPT-3.5, its predecessor, which only accepted text – and performs at “human level” on various professional and academic benchmarks. Like previous GPT models from OpenAI, GPT-4 was trained using publicly available data, including from public web pages, as well as data that OpenAI licensed.
Found this out a couple hours before being emailed that they gave me access yesterday by just assuming I already had it and attempting to use it. I guess this is why.
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This is not big news, I have had GPT-4 api access for a while and I’m not some big shot, I just requested it and they granted it.
I got excited for a second, the title should clarify they made the API generally available, not general use on the chatgpt website.
Found this out a couple hours before being emailed that they gave me access yesterday by just assuming I already had it and attempting to use it. I guess this is why.
If only paid subscribers could get more than 25 uses of GPT-4 every 3 hours…