ChatGPT just got mind-blowing computer vision powers like in the movies
OpenAI surprised us all with ChatGPT's new image-generation features, which went viral a few weeks ago. However, it's worth remembering that the chatbot doesn't just create images from a text prompt; it can also understand pictures. ChatGPT got its multimodal capabilities last May, which include the ability to look at files, including images.
Fast-forward to OpenAI's o3 and o4-mini announcement earlier this week, and ChatGPT got a massive upgrade concerning images. It's something that easily tops its ability to create celebrity deepfakes or Studio Ghibli-style photos.
ChatGPT's new reasoning models (o3 and o4-mini) can look at an image and integrate it into their chain of thought when handling a question or prompt. The AI manipulates images on its own, which means it can rotate, crop, and zoom in on a photo to find the information you're looking for.
This is the closest thing we have to the computer vision we see all the time in movies. You know, when the star of the film or TV show tells the tech guy to enhance a blurry image, and then the computer makes everything crystal clear. That can't happen in real life (well, it sort of can), but AI like ChatGPT o3 and o4-mini can now understand images and their contents much better than before. They can make sense of blurry details in images, just like the computers in those movies.
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