Microsoft Just Showed us the Future of ChatGPT with LongNet

Imagine a chatbot that could ingest the entire Internet at once. Well, that’s what Microsoft’s newest architecture, LongNet, may be able to deliver sometime in the close future, while right now it’s already promising 1-billion-token prompts, a human’s lifetime read count, in half a second. Hard to fathom. In hard contrast, the most advanced AI chatbot in the world in terms of length of its context window, Claude, ‘only’ reaches 100,000 tokens, or around 75,000 words, a complete Harry Potter book. <blockquote> That’s still a huge number, but it’s 10,000 times less than LongNet. </blockquote> With LongNet, we enter a new realm of possibility for Generative AI models, models that could potentially ingest the complete Internet in one go, a step-function increase that can dramatically approach us to humanity’s greatest achievements, Artificial General Intelligence, or AGI, and, ultimately, superintelligence. But how on Earth has Microsoft achieved such a huge breakthrough? <blockquote> If you want to be up-to-date with the frenetic world of AI while also feeling inspired to take action or, at the very least, to be well-prepared for the future ahead of us, you will love my free, weekly newsletter on AI. Subscribe below to change your perspective of AI and, in the meantime, harness the power to change your life below: </blockquote> <a href="https://medium.com/@ignacio.de.gregorio.noblejas/microsoft-just-showed-us-the-future-of-chatgpt-with-longnet-124e106cbd6c">Click Here</a>