According to the Times of India, the Minister of Railways, Communications and Electronics & Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw dropped a hint about the upcoming launch of a ChatGPT-like tool on Monday, March 27. The minister told us to wait for a big announcement in the coming weeks while talking about conversational AI tools. While answering the question of whether India can build something similar to the famous conversational tool ChatGPT, while addressing the Global Forum event, the Union Minister said, “Wait for a few weeks. There will be a big announcement”. However, the IT Minister refused to give further details on the tool and the launch or what the big announcement might be. “Parliament is in session, so I cannot say anything”, he added.

ChatGPT has been phenomenal since its launch and has amazed the whole world with its detailed and authentic conversational skills. It has even prompted an AI chatbot race within the tech giants to determine who can produce the most exceptional AI chatbot with each subsequent version. Developed by OpenAI, a San Francisco-based Artificial Intelligence company, the ChatGPT has witnessed a rise in its popularity and has created sensational headlines over the past few months. ChatGPT has stunned its users by effortlessly answering the definitive answers to the questions, responding to user prompts, the ability to churn out scripts, speeches, songs, homework materials, articles and even drafting research paper abstracts with the online data available.  

Along with that, the fourth iteration has already imprinted its features in the tech industry. This advanced version of ChatGPT helps users with its cutting-edge problem-solving abilities and broad general knowledge. Being multimodal, this version of ChatGPT will allow users to use text as well as image inputs which opens more possibilities and use cases of ChatGPT-4. In addition, this version is said to be more accurate and faster when compared to the older versions.