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Fit-Recognition9795 t1_jdmsxa9 wrote

As an AI language model, both GPT-4 and its predecessors like me, ChatGPT, are designed to process and generate text, not to analyze images or visual data. Giving an ASCII representation of a screenshot to GPT-4 or any text-based language model would likely result in a poor understanding of the actual image, as the model doesn't have the capability to process images in the same way that a human or a dedicated image recognition AI can.

However, if the ASCII representation is clear enough and contains easily recognizable elements that are unique to a particular video game, there is a chance that GPT-4 might be able to make an educated guess about the game in question, but the accuracy would be significantly lower compared to proper image recognition AI.

Regarding the prediction of the next likely action or input, GPT-4 might be able to provide some generic suggestions based on the text description, but again, its ability to understand the actual visual information would be limited.

For analyzing images and making predictions about visual content, you would be better off using a dedicated image recognition AI model, such as OpenAI's DALL-E or an AI model specifically trained for video game analysis.

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Eggy-Toast t1_jdn7cki wrote

ChatGPT doesn’t know that GPT-4 has multimodal input though, right? I assume based on “not [designed] to analyze images or visual data” this is the case.

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Fit-Recognition9795 t1_jdnbjar wrote

Even worse, gpt-4 doesn't know it is gpt-4.

I have chatgpt-plus and the above answer is generated using the gpt-4 model.

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