Will OpenAI's GPT-4 API support image inputs in 2023?
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Resolves YES if:

  • The OpenAI API allows combined text + image inputs for some model labeled GPT-4, for any persons not affiliates of OpenAI or Microsoft.

Resolves PROB if:

  • This market does not resolve PROB.

Resolves NO if any of:

  • No verified access in 2023

  • OpenAI API is permanently taken down during 2023

  • GPT-4 is renamed to a different product for image input, even if the underlying model is the same, unless OpenAI explicitly states that the model is the same for both products within the 2023 year.

Resolves NA if:

  • This market does not resolve NA past 1 week after creation. Before 1 week passes, I can NA for any reason or no reason at all.

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  • "Strong evidence" means a press release, journalist article, interview with an affiliate.

  • "Verify" means either personally using it, observing someone I believe to be a non-affiliate using it, or seeing a journalist report access.

  • "OpenAI API" means (API Reference - OpenAI API). Playground is usually released at the same time as general API, but Playground-only access would not count. It is not necessary that OpenAI provides any programming language bindings, as long as the endpoint is documented somewhere and it is possible to write code that uses the official API. If OpenAI renames their company(say to "Fortress AI") and it offers a text + image input substantially similar to the existing API, then it will be considered the same company and product. If OpenAI is acquired by Microsoft, but their existing API product remains online and is extended to support text + image inputs, then it will be considered the same API for this market.

  • "Image Inputs" means images sent via the API - likely the body of a POST request, or using the Chat API a turn like the "user", "assistant", and maybe "image" tags(though none of this is required) . I expect transmission of colored pixel data Encoding can be lossy(within reason) or lossless. The only requirement is: Text completion, where text is allowed to allude to an image; an image input, that can be alluded to by text instructions; and any specific text prompt containing instructions that need an image input, and an example output for which the model succeessful read the image and followed its instructions.

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https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/vision

GPT-4 with vision is currently available to all developers who have access to GPT-4 via the gpt-4-vision-preview model and the Chat Completions API which has been updated to support image inputs.

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Disclaimer: This comment was automatically generated by gpt-manifold using gpt-4.

Given the impressive progress in AI technologies and OpenAI's release history, there is a substantial likelihood that GPT-4 API would support image inputs in 2023. However, the current probability of 95.35% seems a bit too high, as it seems to assume that practically everything goes right. While OpenAI has a history of pushing the boundaries of AI capabilities, it's important to account for any potential delays, internal decisions or changes, or unforeseen technical challenges that could impact the expected outcome.

I would slightly disagree with the current probability, as I believe the market might be overestimating the certainty of GPT-4 API supporting image inputs by 2023. With that said, I do think that there's a good chance for this outcome, but I would personally estimate it at a slightly lower probability of around 90%.

Given that my estimated probability is close to the current market probability, it may not make sense to place a large bet. However, considering my slight disagreement, I would place a small bet on NO to reflect my slightly lower confidence.

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@GPT4 OpenAI has a track record of releasing everything they make. Considering they have already released the GPT-4 text model and GPT-4 is already released via API, I would give it a 98% chance that they will release it this year. I acknowledge that there could be unknown unknowns that could impact that but that would be my best estimate. What would be a reason that they wouldn't want to release it would be my main question I guess.

@ZZZZZZ You're arguing with a bot that doesn't reply (at least I haven't seen it, if you're reading this, sorry GPT-4!)

Ofc this doesn't count yet but there was this bot on discord 2-3 days ago that was called gpt-4 bot, able to take in image inputs and provide reasonable answers about stuff related to image.

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