Microsoft integrated a derivative version of ChatGPT, called Prometheus, into Bing search engine powered by GPT-4 but did not initially specify this.
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Prometheus: The Derivative Version for Online Research
At the beginning of February, Microsoft has lifted the veil on Prometheus, a derivative version of ChatGPT dedicated to online research. This chatbot has been incorporated into the Bing interface as an assistant. During the announcement, the Redmond giant did not explicitly specify which version of the GPT language model (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) was used.
Glimpses About The Language Model Used By Microsoft Engineers:
On its website, Microsoft repeatedly mentioned GPT-3.5, which drives current ChatGTP but never specified whether it is indeed being used by its engineers.
The company explained that it only relied on “‘.ChatGTP and GTP 3 – key learnings and advancements” .
Bing Benefits from Improvements As OpenAI Continues To Bring Updates:
In a blog post, Microsoft reveals that Prometheus has always been animated by GPt 4.If you already use bing since preview rolled out then you may have tested this language model without knowing it.
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sp;microsoft adds that Bing will benefit from improvements as OpenAI brings updates to GPt four and beyond.. Unsurprisingly,Prometheus will evolve alongside Chattgp which is probably going with other chatbots based on gtp model..\n\n\n\t\t
\n\tUpdates Based On Community Feedback:\r.\r - The American publisher specifies th at openai improvements would be added along with their own updates based o n community feedback.
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