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OpenAI 2 years ago 10
OpenAI announced GPT-4 Turbo with expanded context length, new API capabilities, and reduced pricing across its product line. GPT-4 Turbo now processes 128,000 tokens of context, approximately four times the previous limit, and costs 25% less than the earlier model. Developers can now access Vision capabilities in GPT-4 Turbo and integrate DALL·E 3 image generation directly into applications through new APIs.
OpenAI 2 years ago 14
OpenAI launched GPTs, allowing users to create customized versions of ChatGPT tailored to specific tasks or purposes. Users can build these custom versions by combining written instructions, uploaded knowledge files, and integrated capabilities like web browsing or code execution. This enables non-technical users to design specialized AI tools without requiring programming knowledge or API access.
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11 October 2026
For most people, “using AI” used to mean handing over prompts—and sometimes private work—to a cloud service. Today’s shift is simpler and more complicated: the excitement of local AI that stays on your Mac collides with the reality of setup friction, model limits, and the hard question of whether your hardware spending actually buys you better results. The Verge’s author testing local models instead of defaulting to cloud calls captures the middle state many of us are in: the reluctance about data exposure fades, then the evaluation starts—latency, context length, and how much of the work you can do without turning every task into an external dependency. Apple’s pitch for new Mac desktops sits right inside that decision, as the pitch for on-device compute becomes a practical budgeting argument.
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