The latest “Jan 9 version” ChatGPT update, according to OpenAI, enhances factuality across a wide range of topics.
A more accurate version of ChatGPT, a well-known conversational AI model that can imitate human answers, has been released. Users will be greeted by a new pop-up notice that lists the changes in what OpenAI refers to as the “Jan 9 version” upgrade when they first access the ChatGPT interface. Reads the pop-up:
“The following is new:
We further enhanced the ChatGPT model! It should be more accurate overall and cover a wider range of subjects.
Stop generating: In response to your input, we’ve provided the option to stop ChatGPT’s response from being generated.
The possibility of ChatGPT spreading false information could be related to the first point. The chatbot is far from perfect, despite having built-in features to assist it avoid rude remarks and factual mistakes. Moreover, OpenAI has acknowledged that ChatGPT has a tendency to give “plausible-sounding but inaccurate or nonsensical replies.” This upgrade may have made the chatbot slightly more adept at managing certain situations.
The ability to halt ChatGPT while it is generating a response appears to be the subject of the second point, albeit we were unable to detect anything relevant on our end. Longer responses can occasionally be frustrating when you realise halfway through that the output being created isn’t what you need but are powerless to halt the output. This implies that before you can give ChatGPT a new inquiry, you must wait for it to complete producing the previous response.
The “Jan 9 version” update is ChatGPT’s second since the program’s introduction in late November. The prior version, released on December 15, enhanced overall functionality and introduced discussion history.
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