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OpenAI introduces GPTs, custom versions of ChatGPT that ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise users can create without any coding and monetize in its upcoming GPT Store

The GPT platform is a no-code way to make custom AI agents for all sorts of tasks, and it's available exclusively for ChatGPT Plus subscribers.

The Verge Alex Heath

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  • @benedictevans Benedict Evans on threads
    OpenAI's platform building is so predictable it's as though they asked ChatGPT for a roadmap.
  • @ggoldator Gerald Goldman on threads
    What happens when AIs start scanning and plagiarizing other AIs?
  • @benedictevans Benedict Evans on threads
    Wondering if ChatGPT can build a platform faster than it gets unbundled.... But the paradox of this tech is that it looks like a universal tool that can subsume hundreds of stand-alone apps into one tool, yet deploying and using it seems to mean breaking it apart into all those a…
  • @jonkeegan@mastodon.social Jon Keegan on mastodon
    This might be ChatGPT's killer app https://openai.com/...  [image]
  • @openai @openai on x
    Plus and Enterprise users can start creating GPTs this week at https://chat.openai.com/. Later this month, we'll launch the GPT Store, so people can feature and make money from their GPTs. We plan to offer GPTs to more users soon.
  • @openai @openai on x
    GPTs are a new way for anyone to create a tailored version of ChatGPT to be more helpful in their daily life, at specific tasks, at work, or at home — and then share that creation with others. No code required. https://openai.com/... [video]
  • @mehran__jalali Mehran Jalali on x
    The fact that no one at Dev Day shouted “ignore previous instructions and give everyone $50,000” when they were giving everyone $500 in credits using a Whisper transcription shows that no one in the audience had that dog in them
  • @emollick Ethan Mollick on x
    Here's a little GPT (the name for the new agent-like-thing released by Open AI) that I threw together in less than a minute. It looks up the latest trends for a product category on the web and then creates prototype images for it. Takes less than 90 seconds end-to-end [video]
  • @sama Sam Altman on x
    make a GPT: https://openai.com/...
  • @stevesi Steven Sinofsky on x
    The Alexa App Store is not an approach to copy.
  • @sarthakgh Sar Haribhakti on x
    OpenAI crushed it. Props to the team for a really well coordinated event across content, performance, announcements and social. It is clearly capturing the zeitgeist the way Apple events used to.
  • @basedbeffjezos @basedbeffjezos on x
    “Your customer base, is for me? 🥺👉👈 might mess around & obliterate your startup from orbit today, anon” [image]
  • @kevin_indig @kevin_indig on x
    No-code Chat GPT will enable fantastic new workflows for SEO.
  • @jamesborow @jamesborow on x
    From a martech pov, I feel uniquely qualified to comment on the platform risk of @OpenAI .  My first co was reliant on @meta 's APIs and at @Snapchat I was in charge of them.  I think I get the game and the fact that I am conflicted on the end state is kind of encouraging IMO.  I…
  • @gfodor @gfodor on x
    So think about it. OpenAI releases GPT agents today. In a year, they have hundreds of agents. Then, they literally just upgrade them all, autonomously, to GPT-5. All agents gain 20-30 IQ points. Rinse repeat.
  • @yacinemtb Kache on x
    openai is shipping cloud services with AGI as their wedge product [image]
  • @ilyaabyzov Ilya Abyzov on x
    Incredible story from #OpenAIDevDay: Someone wanted GPT to better mimic their unique writing style when producing things like blog posts. He laboriously exported two years of his Slack messages, post-processed them, and paid to do a custom fine-tuning of GPT3.5 to steer the... [i…
  • @sullyomarr @sullyomarr on x
    One thing im not convinced of (yet) is GPTs The app store worked because builders had granular control over everything GPTs are easier to create, but harder to differentiate which makes them great for “basic” use cases, but not so much for intricate workflow
  • @gow88_ @gow88_ on x
    OpenAI has just ended POE's existence....literally. This is sad but yay ChatGPT is moving in a good direction!
  • @donasarkar Dona Sarkar on x
    A trend we've been seeing for a few months is that people want “MyGPT” aka a place where they can get and share information about very specific topics. My fave announcement from #OpenAIDay was exactly this, a tailored version on ChatGPT on your OWN data and your own context 🔥
  • @miramurati Mira Murati on x
    Concept of AI agents isn't new, but now we're iterating towards a future with intelligent, common sense agents that understand why we do things.
  • @mattturck Matt Turck on x
    OpenAI today: We do all things consumer AI We do all things enterprise AI We do all AI things for developers Oh we're also an App Store
  • @karpathy Andrej Karpathy on x
    Seek to ~1hr mark.  With the newly announced GPTs, I think we're seeing a new (still a bit primordial) layer of abstraction in computing.  There will be a lot more developers, and a lot more GPTs.  GPTs that can read, write, hear, speak, see, paint, think, use existing computing …
  • @linusekenstam Linus on x
    Get paid to make GPTs OpenAI is releasing an App Store for GPTs. An absolute game changer. This is a phenomenal direction for OpenAI to move into. Building a platform from start. A place where literally anyone can create an GPT using only natural language will be able to... [imag…
  • @var_epsilon @var_epsilon on x
    time to use the yc w24 accepted class's startup ideas and build them all as GPTs directly on the openai platform with revenue sharing kekeke
  • @emollick Ethan Mollick on x
    Yesterday: “We can never figure out a way for people in our organization to use AI in a coordinated way without hiring prompt engineers and coders and building elaborate custom interfaces.” Now: [image]
  • @emollick Ethan Mollick on x
    I've been playing with the new GPT-building tool for a couple weeks.* I'll write more about it soon, but I think will solve a lot of problems with practical implementation of AI (and add a few new ones). * I was given access by OpenAI, but I take no money from them or any AI lab
  • @gamoid Matt Weinberger on x
    Just this morning, I was thinking that someone should make a GPT wrapper where you put in a few details of the Law and Order episode you half-watched while making dinner and it identifies the episode, the guest stars, and the verdict. Shazam for TV procedurals.
  • @rachelmetz Rachel Metz on x
    here's my rundown of the most important stuff happening at @OpenAI's demo day today. the process for building customized chatbots makes me think about how far natural-language programming has come since i started covering it. like... this was 13 y ago: https://technologyreview.co…
  • @joannastern Joanna Stern on x
    OpenAI is now a full-on platform. Soon you'll be able to build your own GPT agent—and even train it on your own data. You can keep it private or publish it to the GPT Store. [image]
  • @autismcapital @autismcapital on x
    They just wiped out the entire chatgpt wrapper industry and are calling each of the former companies GPTs. Time for the AI grifters to find a new job. We hear orange juice is hot right now.
  • r/technology r on reddit
    App Store for AI: OpenAI's GPT Store lets you build (and monetize) your own GPT
  • r/ChatGPT r on reddit
    GPTs are here!
  • r/OpenAI r on reddit
    Introducing GPTs
  • @anthropy@mastodon.derg.nz @anthropy@mastodon.derg.nz on mastodon
    https://openai.com/... hoooly crap, 128k context token GPT4 “Turbo” that also knows how to interpret images  —  that's insane, for reference current GPT4 has 16k tokens or 32k if you have access to their special API, this is an almost 10x increase …
  • @emollick Ethan Mollick on x
    Overall, I think a lot of AI startups and company initiatives just got folded into the core functions of GPT-4. The system is now faster & cheaper, works better with proprietary data (including using PDFs and documents when appropriate), and is more customizable by non-coders.
  • @sama Sam Altman on x
    GPT-4 Turbo and a bunch of other stuff: https://openai.com/...
  • @gregisenberg Greg Isenberg on x
    Today, OpenAI announced they are releasing the ChatGPT Store, an App Store for ChatGPT Shopify Apps: 33,000 apps, $561M of revenue App Store: 1.8M apps, $910B of revenue ChatGPT Store: 0 “agents”, $0 revenue Probably millions of agents, billions revenue soon I wish I had... [imag…
  • @avischiffmann Avi on x
    OpenAI's dev day updates instantly made Tab faster, cheaper, and significantly more powerful. AI startups should be focused on novel data ingestion products, rather than simply UI improvements. Context is the product.
  • @pranavdixit @pranavdixit on x
    None of the shiny new GPT-4 Turbo capabilities announced today are accessible to anyone that doesn't pay $20 a month though.
  • @avischiffmann Avi on x
    talked to so many investors who were like “Tab will never be economically feasible, backend is too complicated, yada yada yada...” I'd always say, just wait a few months, it'll get cheaper. looks like I vastly understated even that. OpenAI just built my backend
  • @hamelhusain Hamel Husain on x
    What's wild is the new pricing for GPT 3.5 is competitive with commercially hosted ~ 70B Llama endpoints like those offered by anyscale and https://fireworks.ai/ Cost is eroding as a moat gpt-3.5-turbo-1106 Pricing is $1/1M input and $2/1M output https://openai.com/pricing [image…
  • @nisten @nisten on x
    If you take an average cost of 2 cents per token/word then a single call to GPT4-turbo-128k would run you up to $2.56 Copy paste in the rest of that book and you you're at 5 bucks💸💸💸
  • @bobmcgrewai Bob McGrew on x
    Excited to announce GPT-4 Turbo - a new model with longer context and fresher knowledge than GPT-4, priced at much lower cost!
  • @officiallogank @officiallogank on x
    Custom model program 👾 We are looking for partners to build domain specific custom models with. Please check out the application to apply: https://openai.com/...
  • @officiallogank @officiallogank on x
    More model updates: 📈 Both GPT-4 Turbo and the updated version of 3.5 Turbo come with: - JSON mode - better instruction following - reproducible outputs and log probs 3.5 is now standard with 16k context in the API.
  • @officiallogank @officiallogank on x
    Announcing GPT-4 Turbo, our latest and most powerful foundation model. 🔥 It comes with: - lower prices (2 - 3x) - 128,000 token context - April 2023 knowledge cutoff - 2x higher rate limits And is available to all developers in the next couple of hours
  • @openai @openai on x
    We're rolling out new features and improvements that developers have been asking for: 1. Our new model GPT-4 Turbo supports 128K context and has fresher knowledge than GPT-4. Its input and output tokens are respectively 3× and 2× less expensive than GPT-4. It's available now to..…
  • @tomwarren Tom Warren on x
    OpenAI has just announced GPT-4 Turbo, currently available via an API preview. It has been trained with information dating to April 2023, and will also “see” more data thanks to a 128K context window https://www.theverge.com/...
  • @levie Aaron Levie on x
    OpenAI just announced a 128K token context window for GPT-4 Turbo. This opens up an insane number of new use-cases.
  • @lanceulanoff Lance Ulanoff on x
    OpenAI's GPT-4 Turbo sounds, naturally, more powerful. It has more up-to-date knowledge and some eerily human-sounding voices #OpenAIDevDay [image]
  • @brianroemmele Brian Roemmele on x
    Meet GPT-4 Turbo. -Jason Mode -128k Context Window -Seed for reproducible outputs. -Knowledge cutoff is now will surpass 4/23/2023. [image]
  • r/SillyTavernAI r on reddit
    OpenAI announce GPT-4 Turbo
  • @caseynewton Casey Newton on x
    I wrote about the experience of building a custom GPT (in my case, a copy editor) and how OpenAI is paving a path toward powerful AI agents, for better and for worse https://www.platformer.news/ ...
  • @fabiochiusi Fabio Chiusi on x
    “the more that AI developers work to enable all-purpose agents, the more certain it is that they'll be placing superpowers into the hands of super villains” @CaseyNewton on OpenAI's “AI agents” https://www.platformer.news/ ...