AI Technology14-07-20232 min read

GPT-4 in Chatbots: Blits.ai Breaks New Ground in Conversational AI

Blits.ai now supports GPT-4, bringing new capabilities to chatbot development and deployment. What it means for conversational AI.

Paul Coerkamp
Paul Coerkamp
CEO & Co-Founder
GPT-4 in Chatbots: Blits.ai Breaks New Ground in Conversational AI

As of this week, Blits.ai supports GPT-4. Teams that build and run chatbots on our platform can now use OpenAI's newest and most capable language model.

What GPT-4 changes for chatbots

Compared to the models we supported before, GPT-4 is better at understanding what a user means and holds on to context for longer. Its answers are more accurate when a scenario gets complicated. It also copes better with subtle questions and with conversations that run over many turns, it knows more about specialized domains, and it can reason through a problem step by step. For a business that mostly translates into fewer conversations going wrong. A customer who phrases a question in an unusual way, or switches topic halfway through, has a better chance of getting a useful answer.

Security and integration

Enterprise customers rely on our security and compliance standards, and we built the integration so that those stay in place when GPT-4 is used. A lot of the work went into fitting it into the workflows our customers already have.

First results

Early tests are encouraging. Conversation quality is clearly better, and users tell us the interactions feel more natural and more helpful. Because the model can handle more, some use cases that were too complex for earlier models are now realistic, and that applies to several industries.

We want our clients to have access to the most capable conversational AI tools there are. Adding GPT-4 is part of that, and we will keep the platform up to date as new models come out.

Updated on 12 October 2026.

Paul Coerkamp
Paul Coerkamp
CEO & Co-Founder
Writes about Business Strategy, Enterprise Sales, AI Implementation, Startup M&A
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Published on 14-07-2023

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