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OpenAI launches "GPTs" services that can be customized by users: subscribe to ChatGPT Plus, configure networking and other functions

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 21:48:59 11月14日 Update

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Sandboxcn, slippery soap, Brother Black fly's left hand, DKind clue delivery! CTOnews.com, November 7 (Xinhua)-- OpenAI today launched a service called "GPTs" for its ChatGPT, which allows users to create "their own version of ChatGPT" according to their specific needs.

▲ source OpenAIOpenAI says they have introduced these features to give users "some control" over ChatGPT. For example, companies can create a special assistant that only employees can access. Parents can also create a problem-solving tool that teaches their children how to solve thorny math problems.

CTOnews.com learned after a query that users currently use the "GPTs" service and need to subscribe to ChatGPT Plus or ChatGPT Enterprise for $20 a month (CTOnews.com Note: currently about RMB146). After that, users can go to their personal account, select the "create GPT" option at the top of the page, and then the site's built-in GPT Builder tool will help users set up their GPT model step by step.

▲ image source OpenAI it is reported that at the functional level, the name and avatar of "GPTs" can be customized, users can upload their own configuration files to further configure the "character" of the model, and users can also enable additional features, such as connecting "GPTs" to the Internet or integrating DALL-E graphic tools.

▲ diagram source OpenAI

▲ source OpenAIOpenAI said it will launch the "GPT Store" in late November, which will showcase "verified user creations". People can search stores for various chatbots created by others in areas such as productivity and education, and users who post "their own GPT" will get some financial returns.

In addition, OpenAI said it will launch a preview version of GPT-4 Turbo, which is based on data from April this year, a model that "has a better understanding of current events" and will be cheaper for developers to use the Turbo version.