OpenAI-owned ChatGPT has introduced a new feature called ‘Advanced Data Analysis’.
It's useful when you're stuck with a long document with tons of pages and just want a short summary out of it.
You cannot access this feature just yet unless you are a ChatGPT Plus Member.
ChatGPT is a go-to for all of us, it is so handy and tells us about things so easily. Be it a maths formula or a recipe, ChatGPT has it all. But what if I told you that ChatGPT has now added more to its cap and can now do something that we might not have thought of? Read along to learn ChatGPT’s newest features and more.
Allow me to break the suspense bubble. OpenAI-owned ChatGPT has introduced a new feature called ‘Advanced Data Analysis’. You must be intrigued as to what this is now. So, this new feature allows users to upload their documents and then ChatGPT will analyse them. It will support documents like PDFs, data files, and other files. Sounds crazy, doesn’t it?
Also read: ChatGPT: What is it and how do you use it?
Who is it useful for?
If you’re someone who is stuck with a long document with tons of pages and just want a short summary out of it, or want to know just a particular detail, then this could come in handy. It can even generate charts and graphs for you based on the data points mentioned in your document.
You cannot access this feature just yet unless you are a ChatGPT Plus Member, as Open AI has just introduced a beta version.
Also read: OpenAI’s ChatGPT can now see, hear & speak: Here’s how
How to use it?
If you are a ChatGPT Plus Member and want to try out this feature for yourself then follow these steps:
- Go to settings
- Head to the ‘Beta Features’ section
- Then choose ‘Advanced data analysis’ and turn it on.
In addition to this, another new feature has been introduced on ChatGPT. This is the Multimodal Support. What can you do with this? This will let ChatGPT automatically choose various modes like Browse with Bing, and Code Interpreter.
Well, it seems like OpenAI has bigger plans, let’s see how they pan out.
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