On Wednesday, OpenAI launched two new products and services: GPT Store and ChatGPT Team.
GPT Store, or GPTS, equivalent to Apple's App Store in the field of large models, is a blockbuster product released by OpenAI at the first developer conference last year. GPT Store allows users to list personalized chatbots they've built for others to work with. To put it more bluntly, it is to let the user-developed custom ChatGPT assistant share, and when someone else uses this product, they can pay to make money.
The GPT Store is designed to promote and categorize GPT to make it easier for users to find what they're looking for, or discover what they don't even know they're looking for. GPT stores include community leaderboards based on popularity, and the more people who use it, the higher the ranking of the product. Users can also search by category, such as writing, lifestyle, education, and more.
It is available to any ChatGPT Plus user who subscribes to OpenAI for $20 per month. Subscribers can create their own GPT even with no programming expertise. As previously mentioned on Wall Street, many people, including researchers, teachers, and product managers, are suitable for custom GPT assistants and stores. In fact, as long as there are brains and high-quality data, it is no exaggeration to say that everything can be customized GPT. OpenAI says its community members have built 3 million GPTs so far and have approved a range of them for use in the GPT Store. GPT builders' revenue plan will be launched soon, paying GPT builders in the US based on user engagement with the tools they build. OpenAI will provide details about the payment criteria afterward.
ChatGPT Team is a new product of OpenAI for enterprise customers, suitable for enterprises with fewer than 150 usersPay $25 per user per month, paid annually; Or $30 per user per month, paid monthly. It includes a shared workspace and allows teams to build their own GPT.
In August last year, OpenAI announced the launch of ChatGPT Enterprise for Enterprise, with more than 20 companies participating in the test. ChatGPT for Business offers enterprise-grade security and data privacy protection, offering unlimited GPT-4 access, support for 32K contextual input, advanced data analysis capabilities, customization options, and all advanced features, up to two times faster performance than previous versions, and API credits.
OpenAI's Enterprise pricing will not be publicly announced, and the specifics** vary by company.
Both ChatGPT Team and GPT Store are new revenue drivers for OpenAI, which has been brewing internally for some time. Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, said last November that what OpenAI is really in the business of selling intelligence. Over time, smart** will become a real trend.
OpenAI originally planned to launch GPT Store in December last year, but due to Altman's short-term ** and the board of directors reshuffle, the overall development progress of GPT Store was disrupted and was once on hold.
OpenAI is one of the hottest companies in the tech sector right now. According to OpenAI, as of November last year, ChatGPT had about 100 million weekly active users, and more than 92% of Fortune 500 companies use the platform.
OpenAI's announcement highlights its efforts to rapidly develop its products in order to stay ahead of rivals like Anthropic, Google and Meta in the AI race, the analysis said. If successful, the GPT Store will mark a new moment in making AI technology more approachable, useful, and profitable.