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Artificial intelligence has been implemented in numerous software applications for several years now, but recently ChatGPT and similar AIs have gained popularity due to their ability to generate text, images, and even code. With the announcement of OpenAI's new GPT-4 this week, users are already exploring its potential. It can even create iPhone apps using SwiftUI.
GPT, or Generative Pre-training Transformer, is the technology behind the popular ChatGPT. The new version, called GPT-4, represents a "massive leap in natural language processing." According to the developers, GPT-4 is capable of better understanding and producing more human-like text and solving more difficult problems with greater accuracy. For those who were already surprised by the capabilities of previous GPT versions, the new version goes a step further.
Developing iPhone Apps with AI
On Twitter, developer Morten Just shownhow he used GPT-4 to create an iPhone app that recommends five new movies to the user every day - he simply instructed the AI to use Apple's SwiftUI language and specified that the app should display trailers and the streaming platforms where each movie is available. Amazingly, GPT-4 provided the code for an iPhone app that did exactly what the developer asked. As seen in a video, the code resulted in a fully functional app that displays a list of five different movies with a description and trailer for each movie. The developer said that the first version had some bugs. However, GPT-4 fixed them and apologized.
Artificial Intelligence is changing the future of app development
It's clearer than ever that artificial intelligence is on the rise and examples like this show the impact it will have on our lives. Apple, for example, is said to be working on similar technology for its platforms. Earlier this year, The Information reported that the company wants users to be able to create their own apps with Siri in the future. With GPT-4, this seems to be possible. Imagine if Apple would one day integrate some kind of AI into its Swift Playgrounds tool or even Xcode. This would not only make it easier for average users to learn the basics of programming but also help developers solve more sophisticated problems in the code of their apps. In the meantime, Just has posted the source code of the app created with GPT-4 on GitHub for anyone interested. published. (Photo by Iryna Imago / Bigstockphoto)
