- Published on April 21, 2022
- In AI Features
What can we expect from GPT-4?
GPT-4 will not have 100 trillion parameters.
- By Sri Krishna
Going by the release cycle of the GPT franchise, the launch of the fourth generation is imminent, if not overdue. Last year, Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, in a Q&A session at AC10 online meetup, spoke about the impending GPT-4 release. The release is probably on tap for July-August this year. However, OpenAI has kept a tight lid on the release date, and there is no definitive information available in the public domain on the same. But, one thing is for sure: GPT-4 will not have 100 trillion parameters.
GPT-3, released in May 2020, has 175 billion parameters. The third generation in the GPT-n series uses deep learning to produce human-like text. On September 22, 2020, Microsoft licensed the exclusive use of GPT-3. Based on the available information and Sam Altman's statements at the
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Sri Krishna
Sri Krishna is a technology enthusiast with a professional background in journalism. He believes in writing on subjects that evoke a thought process towards a better world.
When not writing, he indulges his passion for automobiles and poetry.
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