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After releasing mobile support for passkeys‚ 1Password is taking a bigger step by letting users log in to their accounts in the same way. While this feature was restricted to a private beta‚ the company is now opening the tests for everyone ahead of the official release of this function. According to a blog post‚ "A passkey is a fast and secure way of accessing everything stored in your password manager and makes it even simpler to get things done throughout the day. We can’t wait for you to try it." What are passkeys? Passkeys will one day kill the password for good. They use on-device biometrics like Face ID on iPhone or fingerprint sensors on Android and Mac/Windows PCs to log you into apps. These passkeys are unique for each service‚ and they’re unhackable. The problem is that apps and services still use passwords while also starting to support passkeys. That’s why you still need a strong password to secure each individual account. You might not use your passwords as frequently once passkeys are involved. And that’s why you need apps like 1Password to still safeguard your passwords. Also‚ not all companies are ready to roll out passkeys support‚ let alone remove the password. The transition to a passwordless future will take time. That’s why you’ll need an app like 1Password to manage your digital security. Passkeys are also a safer option than two-factor authentication‚ as they don’t involve any sort of codes being sent to you to log into apps. Say goodbye to your 1Password Secret Key With passkey rolling out to public beta testers‚ 1Password users no longer have to worry about their Secret Keys‚ as passkey solves the issue – there isn't anything more secure than your face or fingerprint. That said‚ here's how to join the public beta and try the new functions: Download 1Password if you haven’t done so already. Use its mobile or desktop sign-up link to join the public beta. Start creating your new Individual account. When prompted‚ follow the instructions to create your passkey. 1Password explains that passkey gets more straightforward to access depending on the number of trusted devices you have. If you lose your phone or can't reach a trusted device‚ there's an optional recovery mode. You can generate a recovery code by signing in to your 1Password account on 1Password.com‚ clicking your name in the top right-hand corner‚ and choosing “Authentication”. You can save your code‚ print it‚ store it in a safe location‚ or even share it with someone you trust. Recovery codes ensure you’ve always got a backup option to securely sign in to 1Password‚ even if you lose your passkey or all your trusted devices. Don't Miss: 1Password passkeys beta is here: Everything you need to know The post 1Password launches passkey sign-in for public test ahead of official release appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $4 smart plugs‚ $20 Apple AirTags‚ free PS5 game‚ 51% off Google Nest Wifi‚ more Apple Watch Series 9 plummets to new all-time low of $289 Galaxy S23 Ultra hits lowest price ever‚ S23 is $675 unlocked NOMVDIC P2000 is the best UST 4K laser projector I tested in 2023‚ and it’s $700 off Trending Right Now: ChatGPT GPT-4.5 update might have just leaked; here’s what we know 5 of the best HBO documentaries you can watch right now iPhone 16 Pro expected to get bigger while the Galaxy S Ultra shrinks… wait‚ what?

The newest update to OpenAI's ChatGPT large language model‚ GPT-4.5‚ might have just leaked. The leak was shared on Twitter by many‚ including user daniel_nyugenx‚ who linked to a Reddit thread detailing the price of input and output tokens for GPT-4.5. GPT-4.5 is‚ of course‚ the latest advancement of OpenAI's GPT LLM‚ older versions of which currently run several AI chatbots‚ including ChatGPT‚ Microsoft's Copilot‚ and more. According to the leaked draft‚ the newest model could bring multi-modal capabilities across vision‚ video‚ audio‚ language‚ and 3D. But‚ there's no confirmation on whether or not these claims are true. https://twitter.com/daniel_nguyenx/status/1735260556892967170 The draft also says that GPT-4.5 will include complex reasoning and the ability for cross-modal understanding. According to the leak‚ GPT-4.5 will cost roughly $0.06 per 1K tokens for input and $0.18 per 1K output tokens. Here's a complete breakdown of the pricing shared in the draft: GTP-4.5 — $0.06 / 1K tokens (input)‚ $0.18 / 1K tokens (output) GPT-4.5 64K — $0.12 / 1K tokens (input)‚ $0.36 / 1K tokens (output) GPT-4.5 Audio and Speech — $0.012 / minute (input)‚ $0.024 / minute (output) These prices are noticeably higher than the input and output pricing for GPT-4‚ the currently available version of OpenAI's LLM‚ which is used in ChatGPT Plus‚ Microsoft Copilot‚ and other AI-driven tools. It is extremely important to note that this could very well be something made up by someone in the community as an attempt to gain some notoriety or just troll with people expecting news of the next update to drop soon. Comments on the original Reddit leak are mixed as to whether or not the pricing and draft are accurate or made up. Given the fact that it is extremely easy to fake information on a webpage these days‚ especially in screenshots‚ we're skeptical for the time being. If these GPT-4.5 leaks are accurate‚ though‚ then it could mean that OpenAI is gearing up to launch the latest version of its LLM in the coming days or weeks. The launch of GPT-4 Turbo happened similarly‚ with the pricing leaking days before the official launch. Still‚ we'll have to wait to see if OpenAI confirms the information at any point. BGR has contacted OpenAI for comment‚ and we'll update this article when we receive a response. Don't Miss: Communication with Voyager 1 hits yet another glitch The post ChatGPT GPT-4.5 update might have just leaked; here’s what we know appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $4 smart plugs‚ $20 Apple AirTags‚ free PS5 game‚ 51% off Google Nest Wifi‚ more Apple Watch Series 9 plummets to new all-time low of $289 Galaxy S23 Ultra hits lowest price ever‚ S23 is $675 unlocked NOMVDIC P2000 is the best UST 4K laser projector I tested in 2023‚ and it’s $700 off Trending Right Now: 5 of the best HBO documentaries you can watch right now iPhone 16 Pro expected to get bigger while the Galaxy S Ultra shrinks… wait‚ what? 1Password launches passkey sign-in for public test ahead of official release

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