Lots of changes since our most recent update!

NanoGPT update

UX improvements:

- It's now possible to add a system prompt (for all models except Claude/Gemini ones)

- There's a dark/light mode switch next to new chat

- Export chats as PDF or Markdown by appending ?export=pdf or =md to the URL

- ALT + C for new chat, ALT + I for new image (Option C and Option I on Mac)

New models:

- Qwen QwQ 32b is Alibaba's answer to OpenAI's o1-preview. It "thinks", and only starts outputting later.

- OpenAI and Google released about 4 new versions of ChatGPT/Gemini, to constantly overtake each other on the leaderboards (we immediately push their newest version live every time). Google also released LearnLM, a model focused specifically on helping people learn new skills, which of course we added.

- Alibaba's Qwen Max, Qwen Large, Qwen Long and Qwen Turbo have been added, very low prices and up to 10m token context. Almost no other provider offers these models.

- Step-2-16k, another Chinese model, is also pretty much only available through us. It scores extremely well on the LiveBench comparison, and is very popular in China.

- Mistral Large and a ton of open-source models got added. These include many Roleplay/Storytelling models (more on that below) and two "abliterated" models, versions of models that have been finetuned to remove limitations and biases. They're uncensored versions, essentially.

Cool integrations:

- SillyTavern is an open-source front-end that many people use for roleplaying. Dylan was kind enough to do a pull request and add us in, so we're now natively supported and suddenly have a lot more users that are interested in roleplaying models, hence also the additions.

- "battleofcoins.com" lets you pick crypto, pick models, and have the AIs discuss and debate which one is best over multiple rounds. Very fun implementation, you can pick any selection criteria you want.

More:

- We added lots of additional payment methods: Binance Pay, Coinbase Wallet, ETH + L2s, and a lot more. This is likely the last additions we did for a while there, since anything else feels like diminishing returns.

- We released payment stats on how much the different crypto were used. I'll add this into a comment because I'm afraid links will get the post removed. ETH but especially the L2s saw a lot of relatively small transactions - USDC was mostly used and transactions were often less than $1 dollar. We think it's pretty cool that people can spend their USDC from anywhere to use this, and we know some have built us into their on-chain bots and then pay using BASE. Cool stuff - we'd love to see more of it.

Also important for many of you: we have a working branch with file uploads. It can take excel files, pdfs, documents etc. We want to release it as soon as possible but it's also a change that needs quite a bit of testing, so we don't want to push it too soon and get people annoyed at how badly it works.

Any questions I'm all ears!