On the eve of the launch, the tech world is preparing to welcome the GPT Store of OpenAI, an innovative platform destined to transform the way developers and businesses use applications based on text-generation AI models. A move that promises to redefine industry standards and that the company had (indirectly) announced a few days ago. Here's what we officially know.
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GPT Store: the ecosystem for AI applications has a launch date
OpenAI is ready to revolutionize the technological landscape once again with the launch of its GPT Store scheduled for next week, a one-of-a-kind app store dedicated to GPTs, or custom applications based on its text generation AI models. This platform, announced during OpenAI's first annual DevDay and subsequently postponed, is now upon us.
Interested developers will need to adhere to OpenAI's new GPT usage policies and brand guidelines to ensure their products are compliant before they can be listed in the store. In addition to compliance, it will be necessary check the manufacturer profile and ensure that the GPTs are published as “public”. Since the announcement of the GPT Store, developers have had the ability to create and share GPTs with others directly, but not to put them up for sale publicly.
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GPTs represent an exciting opportunity for everyone, offering simple or complex solutions depending on the needs of developers. For example, a GPT could be trained on a collection of recipes to answer questions about specific ingredients in a recipe or could assimilate a company's proprietary codes to help developers verify their style or generate codes in line with best practices.
Despite the anticipation, the revenue sharing structure of the GPT Store remains uncertain. Until November, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and CTO Mira Murati they have not outlined a concrete plan, leaving the community waiting to find out what the economic opportunities will be for developers.
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As announced last week, OpenAI has launched officially the GPT Store. It's sort of market for GPTs, which are custom apps that use the company's GPT-4 technology.
In addition to inaugurating the GPT Store, OpenAI announced the launch of a revenue sharing program with the creators of GPT. The latter will be remunerated based on the interaction of users with their chatbots. While specific details have not yet been disclosed, this initiative represents a significant incentive for developers and recognition of their work.
To ensure that custom GPTs comply with brand usage guidelines and policies, OpenAI has implemented a new review system. It was also Updated the process for reporting GPTs deemed malicious or unsafe. These measures highlight OpenAI's commitment to maintaining a safe and respectful space for all users.
The GPT Store will be accessible to ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise users, along with subscribers to a new tier called Team. Chat GPT Team is a paid version of ChatGPT designed for small teams of around 150 people. Like ChatGPT Enterprise, it offers access to GPT-4, OpenAI's DALL-E 3, and control over your data. OpenAI has ensured that the data and ChatGPT Team conversations will not be used to train its models.
Source | OpenAI
