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GPT-4o System Card research paper by OpenAI, 2024

OpenAI · Oct 25, 2024 · Multimodal and robotics · 4,980 citations · 88 upvotes · unverified

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GPT-4o is an omnimodal autoregressive model trained to handle text, audio, image, and video inputs, offering high-performance outputs across these modalities, with particular strengths in vision and audio.

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About this paper
Authors
OpenAI, Aaron Hurst, Adam Lerer and 416 more
arXiv
2410.21276 · PDF
Citations
4,980, 993 influential · Semantic Scholar
Upvotes
88 · Hugging Face
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Influential citationsfirst count: 993Sep 25, 2026
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