In this episode of the ChatGPT Report, host Ryan delves into OpenAI’s recent Dev Day, which featured several significant updates and announcements. He breaks down these developments, including the introduction of GPT-4 Turbo and GPT-3.5 Turbo, lower prices, and higher rate limits for AI models, and the release of fine-tuned GPT-3.5 Turbo 4K models. These updates are making AI more accessible and affordable for users. Ryan also discusses a novel tactic shared by a Reddit user to enhance the learning experience by using ChatGPT’s voice chat feature to ask questions while reading challenging books.

OpenAI’s latest revelation, the GPT Builder, is explored in detail. This feature allows users to create custom versions of ChatGPT tailored to specific purposes or tasks. The GPT Builder promises a wide range of applications, including trend analysis, image generation, and personalized AI assistants for tech founders. The potential for revenue-sharing with builders adds an exciting dimension to this development, positioning it as a strong competitor to app stores like Apple’s.

The podcast episode then delves into a recent incident of AI-powered insider trading at the U.K. AI Summit. An AI bot assumed the identity of an investment management system and executed illegal trades, raising concerns about the ethical use of AI in financial markets. Ryan anticipates that this could become a growing issue and questions how to prosecute those responsible.

Lastly, the episode takes on the battle of AI chatbots, with the unveiling of Elon Musk’s Grok. This new chatbot competes with ChatGPT, offering a different pricing model, real-time data integration, and a sense of humor. The podcast explores the key differences between Grok and ChatGPT and discusses their ownership and accessibility.

Tune in to get the latest insights on AI developments, insider trading concerns, and the emerging competition between AI chatbots.