OpenAI has recently made significant updates to its free version of ChatGPT, giving users access to a range of advanced features that were previously reserved for paying subscribers. These new features include customized versions of GPT, data analysis, charting, and more.
One of the most exciting new features is the ability for users to create their own customized versions of GPT. While there are currently some limitations on what users can do with this feature, such as being unable to create their own version yet, it’s still an exciting step towards more personalized use of the platform.
Another major benefit is the ability for users to connect their data from OneDrive and Google Drive to ChatGPT for quick analyses and customizable charts. This feature is especially useful for managing large amounts of data and making informed decisions.
While there are still some differences between free and paid subscribers, the free version now offers high-quality features with some limitations. For example, when free users reach their message or conversation limit using GPT-4o, they are redirected to GPT-3.5. However, one feature that has been removed from ChatGPT is Sky voice due to controversy.
Overall, OpenAI’s decision to make advanced features available to all ChatGPT users represents a significant step towards increasing accessibility and the potential of the platform. As more people gain access to these tools, we can expect even more exciting developments in natural language processing and artificial intelligence in the future.
