Last year, OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman announced a major update to ChatGPT with a custom version of ChatGPT that users can build and share publicly on the GPT Store. But the ensuing OpenAI palace fight has postponed the launch date of GPT Store. Fortunately, after a period of delay, GPT Store was finally officially launched on January 11.
According to reports, the GPT Store already has more than 3 million custom versions of ChatGPT, and these GPTs can be set to only links or set to "public", and only when they are set to public will they be included in the GPT Store. These GPTs include chatbots that can teach children math, programming tutors, reading guides, and more. In addition, OpenAI has also followed the example of Apple and Google Play to make a software leaderboard, on which users can also search for the GPT software they want.
In addition, OpenAI also plans to release the standard details of creator earnings in the first quarter of this year to ensure that creators who customize ChatGPT can receive a fair and equitable income. More on the treatment of creators will be clearly explained in this standard.
Analysts generally believe that the launch of GPT Store will greatly promote the development and popularization of the AI ecosystem, making it easier and more efficient for more people to access and understand AI technology, thereby helping the development of the AI field.
In addition, OpenAI has specially launched ChatGPT Team to meet the needs of small and medium-sized businesses. The package is $25 per user per month when billed annually and $30 per month when billed monthly. It also further improves the team's productivity and collaboration.
All in all, OpenAI's launch on GPT Store is undoubtedly a fast-forward button for the popularization of artificial intelligence. For the entire AI industry, while others are just starting out, OpenAI has entered a new dimension, which must allow other companies to speed up the development of artificial intelligence and form a new round of "AI race". Although ChatGPT cannot be used normally in our country, this wind will blow around us sooner or later, and what changes this will have on domestic AI companies and artificial intelligence are worthy of our continued attention.