Полный ГАЙД по Новому ChatGPT 4 Turbo для Новичков | Нейросети 2024 | Удаленная работа | БЕЗ ОПЫТА

This paragraph introduces the video as a comprehensive guide to working with the GPT chatbot, from standard version 3.5 to the latest Turbo version. The speaker, Sergey Nagorny, shares his 13 years of marketing experience and how he uses GPT to save time on simple tasks, such as writing texts for newsletters and creating banners for advertisements. Sergey also mentions the ability to write in Russian without the need for a translator and invites viewers to participate in a contest for the best comment on the use of GPT chat.

The speaker explains the steps to access the GPT chatbot, especially for users in Russia, which includes using a VPN, registering with a non-Russian email, and navigating through verification processes. Sergey demonstrates how to register a Gmail account, access the OpenAI website, and work around the chatbot's block in certain countries by using browser extensions for a VPN. He also discusses the process of signing up for GPT, including email verification and the unusual lack of a phone number verification step.

Sergey delves into the capabilities of GPT 3.5, emphasizing its text-based nature and its ability to hold a dialogue of up to 4,096 tokens, roughly equivalent to 10-15 pages of text. He shares personal use cases, such as creating advertising headlines and content plans for social media. The paragraph also touches on the concept of 'prompt' engineering, which is crucial for effectively utilizing GPT's capabilities. Sergey provides insights into training GPT with specific prompts to generate desired marketing content, like offers tailored to his needs.

The speaker introduces GPT 4 Turbo, highlighting its ability to analyze and generate images in addition to text. This new feature is a result of integrating OpenAI's text-based GPT with a graphical neural network. Sergey demonstrates the image generation feature by requesting images of a Russian feast, progressively making the scenes more epic and even cosmic. He also explains how GPT 4 Turbo can analyze and describe images, create text based on provided context, and understand both Russian text and speech.

Sergey discusses the advanced features of GPT 4 Turbo, including its large database, improved text generation, and enhanced security settings. He also introduces the concept of plugins, which are third-party programs that work in conjunction with GPT to extend its functionality. The speaker provides examples of how to use plugins for various tasks, such as data analysis and plant care, and mentions the potential for combining plugins for more specialized tasks.

The speaker explains how GPT 4 Turbo allows users to create custom chatbots tailored to specific tasks, without needing to provide context each time. These bots can be created using a simple interface and can be used for personal use or shared publicly. Sergey outlines the process of creating a chatbot for finding apartments in Sochi, demonstrating how the chatbot interacts with users to provide a selection of apartments based on their preferences.

In the concluding paragraph, Sergey encourages viewers to like the video if they found it useful and to participate in the contest by suggesting uses for GPT. He also hints at a future video where he will demonstrate how to integrate the custom chatbot created in Chat gpt into Telegram and make it work on a website, urging viewers to like the video to see that tutorial.