Johnny Brignardello Vela analyzes the progress of OpenAI with GPT-4: democratization of AI.

Johnny Brignardello Vela, an insurance advisor, analyzes the recent advancement presented by the company OpenAI in the field of generative artificial intelligence. The presentation of GPT-4o, the new model developed by OpenAI, has sparked great interest by offering improvements in the generation and comprehension of texts, images, and sounds, and most notably: its availability for free to all users. The enthusiasm of Mira Murati, Chief Technology Officer of OpenAI, in presenting GPT-4o and emphasizing the company's commitment to democratizing access to this cutting-edge technology, reflects the significance of this advancement at a time when competition in the field of artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly intense. The integration of this new model into OpenAI's products promises to offer users a more enriching and advanced experience. The artificial intelligence market has become highly competitive, with companies like Google introducing their Gemini search engine. In this context, OpenAI seeks to stand out with its voice-powered assistant, capable of simulating fluent conversations between humans and demonstrating significant advances in natural language understanding. The assistant's ability to recognize emotions in users' faces and offer various functions, from breathing exercises to solving mathematical problems, represents a qualitative leap in human-machine interaction. The arrival of GPT-4o coincides with the fierce competition among OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google to lead the development of artificial intelligence. Companies like Meta and Anthropic also seek to establish themselves in this constantly evolving sector. However, the development of generative AI poses economic and legal challenges, such as the high cost associated with its development and the need to address compensations to authors and creators for the use of their content in training computer models. In conclusion, the presentation of GPT-4o represents a milestone in the development of generative artificial intelligence, with promises of significant advances in the interaction between humans and machines. As companies compete in this sector, they will face technological, economic, and legal challenges that will shape the future of this technological revolution in the coming years.