Sources say that OpenAI will launch a big update to help developers use AI models to make software faster and cheaper.

CTOnews.com, Oct. 12 (Reuters)-artificial intelligence company OpenAI plans to launch major updates for developers next month to reduce the cost and time of developing software applications based on its artificial intelligence model, as the company tries to attract more enterprises to use its technology, according to Reuters.

These updates include the addition of memory storage capabilities to the development tools they use to use artificial intelligence models. In theory, this could save application manufacturers up to 20 times the cost, solving a major problem for partners that the cost of using OpenAI's powerful model can accumulate rapidly, while they try to build a sustainable business by developing and selling artificial intelligence software.

CTOnews.com notes that the company also plans to launch new tools, such as visual features, that will enable developers to build applications with the ability to analyze images and describe them, which has potential use cases in areas ranging from entertainment to healthcare.

These new features mark the company's ambition not only to become a popular consumer product, but also to provide a popular developer platform, as its CEO Sam Altman envisioned.

The new features, which are expected to be unveiled at OpenAI's first developer conference in San Francisco on November 6, are designed to encourage companies to use OpenAI's technology to build artificial intelligence-based chat robots and autonomous agents that can perform tasks without human intervention, according to people familiar with the matter.