OpenAI Image Analyze gpt model

Is there a way to choose the gpt model on OpenAI Image Analyze built-in node ?

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Hi @Nelson_Silva_Filho

Thanks for posting here and welcome to the community! :cake:

So, for the built-in OpenAI Image Analyze node we were using the GPT-4-Vision because it was the only option that supported it at the time.

Would be worth it to update to the new GPT-4o though. Let me raise an internal issue for this.

For the moment, I think you can use the LLM Chain together with the OpenAI Model Sub-Node if you want to specify the model for image analysis. You will have to do some prompt engineering though. Or use the HTTP node to make a direct call to the OpenAI API.

Let us know how you get on! :raised_hands:

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Thank you!

Thanks Ria.

Adding to this, it would indeed make sense to offer models for the vision node, or at least upgrade it to gpt4o

Here’s what I just got from openai:

As part of our continuous upgrade process, we'll be [deprecating], our latest flagship model, as a replacement for these models.

Compared to gpt-4-vision-preview, gpt-4o has:

* 2x lower pricing
* 2x the speed
* 5x higher rate limits
* state of the art visual understanding, with an eval score of 69.1% vs. gpt-4-vision-preview’s 63.1%
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New version [email protected] got released which includes the GitHub PR 9660.

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How do I use the LLM Chain, can you post an example?

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