OpenAI Opens The GPT Store & Launches ChatGPT Team
From WIRED:
Today OpenAI’s app store is here. The GPT Store, as it’s called, is available to those with a ChatGPT Plus subscription, which costs $20 per month, and users of the business plans ChatGPT Team and Enterprise, which cost anywhere from $25 to thousands of dollars per user per month. [Emphasis ours] Users of free ChatGPT won’t be able to access the “apps” for now.
OpenAI calls these apps GPTs. By some measures they are already popular: OpenAI claims that more than 3 million users have created custom versions of ChatGPT since it became possible in November. They are likely to multiply even faster now that pretty much anyone can create and publish a GPT on the web, after verifying their profile by making their name visible or linking it to a legitimate website.
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From the NY Times:
The company also said on Wednesday that it would offer a version of its chatbot called ChatGPT Team. Available for $25 to $30 per user a month, ChatGPT Team provides a way for businesses and other groups to use the chatbot in a way that will keep their data private. Any information shared through the service will not be used to train its A.I. technologies, OpenAI said.
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The GPT Store is opening after OpenAI created a service in November that allows people to build custom chatbots called “GPTs.” Anyone can quickly customize ChatGPT for a particular task without help from additional software or computer code.
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