You'll be surprised when you see the new composer UI, but all the AI tools you've come to appreciate from ChatGPT will be there. I was surprised to see the design change on Thursday, and you ...

The new ChatGPT 4o image generation model is the talk of the town, and not just for good reasons. Everyone is marveling at the AI’s amazing new abilities, which include generating legible text ...

I think most people won't notice a difference here, but it's good to see that ChatGPT is continuing to improve, and with OpenAI adding native image generation to 4o earlier this week, this is just ...

With ChatGPT-4o, accountants have an amazing AI tool to help them out. It can create Excel spreadsheets from scratch and even analyze your existing files when you upload them. Whether you’re working ...

I just had to know how ChatGPT-4.5 compared to GPT-4o. Here’s what happened when I compared the two models with 7 prompts.

OpenAI rolls back ChatGPT 4o update for being too 'annoying' and 'sycophant-y' with users. ... Normally, ChatGPT’s role as your own personal digital hypeman doesn't raise too many eyebrows.

ChatGPT 4o introduces sophisticated image generation and editing tools that cater to a wide range of creative needs. Whether you are an artist, designer, or hobbyist, this tool offers unparalleled ...

As a result, when OpenAI released its latest and greatest GPT-4o image generation model, I was skeptical. After testing it, I have changed my mind entirely. Getting started ...

Here's what I asked ChatGPT 4o to do for this one: "Turn the people in this image into Lego characters." (Image credit: ChatGPT 4o) I think it did a tremendous job with this one.

Thanks, Sam Altman, for giving us access to ChatGPT's new integrated image-generation skills. They're, as Steve Jobs might've described them, insanely good. So good, in fact, that I'm worried now ...

DeepSeek R1 is cost-efficient, while ChatGPT-4o offers more versatility. DeepSeek excels at mathematical problem-solving; ChatGPT-4o is better at general reasoning. DeepSeek is cheaper to train ...