ChatGPT is an advanced language model developed by Open AIwhich uses architecture to understand and generate text in human language.
The tool was created with the aim of performing satisfied actions, such as answering questions, creating creative text, providing help with tasks, among others, always in natural language.
Recently, OpenAI has been working hard on continual improvement of the chatbot, expanding on what has already worked to perfection.
Among the latest improvements are new shortcuts and an increase in the active session time, providing users with a more efficient and prolonged experience of form satisfaction.
ChatGPT updates
One of the latest innovations in chat Is to provide examples of commands, (or prompts, as you prefer) on the main page.
These examples are meant to provide inspiration to users, and help them take the first step in the conversation.
Another notable addition is the inclusion of suggested answers, which will be compared above the ChatGPT type-box, making the tool easier to use.
This allows users to simply click on a suggestion to send it to the chatbot, making it more comfortable.
Also, for ChatGPT Plus subscribers, the tool will now remember which version was used previously. The standard version has also been updated to ChatGPT-4, replacing the previous version 3.5.
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For Code Interpreter beta users on ChatGPT Plus, new functionality will be exported, allowing multiple files to be uploaded for analysis in one click, rather than having to be uploaded one by one.
In addition to the above improvements, the latest technology introduces keyboard shortcuts that aim to simplify repetitive tasks. For example, now it is possible to copy the code of the last block of the conversation using the combination “Ctrl + Shift +;”.
In addition, by pressing “Ctrl + /” on the chatbot page, users can view a complete list of shortcuts that were executed in the first week of August. Enjoy the news!
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