Microsoft has finally increased Bing’s ChatGPT limit to 8 turns per conversation, up from 6 last month, after much demand and feedback from its search engine community.

The rollout for the loosening of the chat limit is immediate, and all users who are within the Bing Preview will get the upgrade today. However, it still should be noted that the daily chat limit with Bing is 100 turns per day and that SERP (search engine result page) queries do not count towards the Chat limit imposed on Bing.

As for other updates, a turn counter has been added to Bing Chat to indicate how much chat turns have been used in the conversation. The addition of the feature was because users found it difficult to anticipate when they will have to reset to a new topic, due to the conversation chat limit imposed by Microsoft.

The release notes from Microsoft also highlight that “Chat Tones” were added to the latest update release of Microsoft Bing. Chat Tones enable users with the ability to toggle the tone of chat from “Precise”, which focuses on shorter, more search-focused answers, to “Creative” which gives responses that are longer and more descriptive. The middle setting (“Balanced”) is somewhere in-between both Precise and Creative.

Bing users will notice a colour change in the UX between purple, blue, and green depending on which chat tone is selected. Microsoft states that the addition of Chat Tones is to let users decide the type of chat behaviour that best meets their needs.

Lastly, the new update also irons out some bugs and provides fixes to the current Bing ChatGPT. Microsoft states that it has improved some chat behaviours that previously would have unnecessarily constrained responses or made them appear defensive or adversarial. Bing’s responses should be more engaging and provide more elaborate observations after the update.

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After ChatGPT had achieved over 100 million users in just under 2 months, OpenAI, the company behind the viral chatbot service, announced today that the organisation will be releasing ChatGPT’s AI model to the public, with prices 10 times cheaper than its predecessor.

For context, ChatGPT runs on OpenAI’s GPT 3.5 model, which itself is a refresh of OpenAI’s GPT 3 learning model. And the APIs (application programming interfaces) that OpenAI released for the public today is based on the company’s GPT 3.5 Turbo model, which is the same as the current ChatGPT model. 

OpenAI announced in the blog post that through a series of system-wide optimizations, the organisation managed to achieve a 90% cost reduction for ChatGPT since December and that it is now passing through those savings to API users and developers in the public.

The newer March 1st GPT 3.5 Turbo model is now priced at $0.002 per 1k tokens, which is 10x cheaper than OpenAI’s existing GPT-3.5 models. OpenAI also claims that GPT 3.5 Turbo is the company’s best model for many non-chat use cases as the company has seen early clients migrate from GPT 3 (text-davinci-003) to GPT 3.5 Turbo (gpt-3.5-turbo) with only a small amount of adjustment needed to their prompts.

Besides releasing its latest chat-based large language model, OpenAI also announced its latest Whisper AI model as well, which brings better speech-to-text capabilities to its newest API. Whisper, the speech-to-text model OpenAI open-sourced back in September 2022, has been upgraded to a larger version 2 model, which is now available through OpenAI’s APIs. 

Whisper API is available through the organisation’s transcriptions (transcribes in source language) or translations (transcribes into English) endpoints, and accepts a variety of formats (m4a, mp3, mp4, mpeg, mpga, wav, webm). OpenAI has set the price at $0.006 per minute.

The launch today also revealed OpenAI has already made its latest March 1st API available to early clients such as Snapchat with its new ChatGPT AI-powered chatbot. Concluding the announcement, OpenAI hopes its new AI models made public to developers today will lead to numerous applications that everyone can benefit from.

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