Everyday apps you didn’t even know were powered by GPT-4

GPT-4 is more advanced than GPT 3.5 and is capable of generating and editing technical specifications, as well as being able to respond to both images and text input. While OpenAI suggests that the latest version is an interactive update, GPT-4 can handle more complex queries and is more reliable and creative than the previous version. Here is the full list of GPT-4 powered applications that we use on a daily basis.

Duolingo

With over 50 million learners, Duolingo is one of the most popular apps for learning a new language. The company claims to use GPT-4 to implement two new features – ‘Role Play’, an AI-driven interlocutor, and ‘Explain my Answer’, which breaks down language rules when the user makes a mistake away. According to the developers, when users click the Explain My Answer button, GPT-4 generates a response from which users can return to the lesson or get further explanation.

The aforementioned features are available at the newly launched subscription level called Duolingo Max. Currently limited to Spanish and French, the company says it plans to support additional languages ​​in the near future. Available on both Android and iOS devices.

Be my Eye

Founded in 2012, Be My Eyes is a Danish startup working to create technology for the blind and partially sighted. It helps visually impaired people connect with volunteers who can help them with everyday life, such as navigating to a place.

Using GPT-4, Be My Eyes developed a Virtual Volunteer for Be My Eyes that can submit just like a human volunteer and even generate the same level of context. The startup also shared an example where a visually impaired person was able to navigate the rail system, find out where he was on a map, and “get point-by-point instructions on how to get where he wanted to go safely.”

According to the developers, after countless hours of training, GPT-4 can identify important parts of a web page and know which parts are worth reading or summarizing, and can help visually impaired users navigate the most complex web pages, such as e-commerce and shopping sites. too. It is available for both Android and iOS users and is free to download.

Strip

Stripe is a popular payment gateway platform that helps businesses and individuals process international payments. The company already uses GPT-3 for tasks such as routing release tickets and summarizing user questions.

With GPT-4, Stripe says it can better understand users’ business activities and crawl websites to summarize what they’re doing better than human reviewers. According to the developers, the updated model can easily understand user questions, highlight the important part, summarize the solutions and even read the detailed documentation.

The company also uses GPT-4 to analyze the syntax of Discord posts to flag suspicious accounts, examine incoming communications, and identify coordinated attacks.

Khan Academy

Khan Academy is a non-profit educational organization that helps educate students through short video lessons. Recently, the organization announced that it will use GPT-4 with Khamingo, an AI-based assistant that acts as a virtual tutor for students and a classroom assistant for teachers.

While they’re working on the service, Khan Academy says GPT-4 can help students “contextualize what they’ve learned or teach specific points of computer programming.” Developers are also testing features that help teachers, such as writing classroom prompts and creating teaching materials for classes.

Khan Academy is free to download for both Android and iOS and has no in-app purchases or subscriptions.