In an exciting development, OpenAI is gearing up to launch its GPT Store next week, where users can showcase and trade personalized AI agents based on the robust GPT-4 language model.
Originally scheduled for November, the store faced delays due to a series of unexpected events, including the departure and return of CEO Sam Altman.
The GPT Store invites users, especially those enlisted as GPT Builders, to join the innovative platform.
An email from OpenAI encourages contributors to ensure their creations adhere to brand guidelines and emphasizes the importance of making their GPTs accessible to the public.
Initially unveiled at OpenAI’s November developers conference, the GPT-4 large language model enables ChatGPT Plus and enterprise subscribers to craft bespoke AI agents known as GPTs.
These range from chatbots explaining Gen Z memes to guides assisting individuals through negotiations.
While OpenAI has already made custom GPTs available through the explore tab of ChatGPT Plus, the upcoming store will provide users with a platform to share and monetize their unique creations.
Despite the initial setbacks, OpenAI is poised to revolutionize the AI landscape by compensating GPT creators based on the usage of their AI agents on the store.
Although specifics about the payment plan remain undisclosed, the prospect of monetization adds an extra layer of excitement to the GPT Store’s impending launch.
Stay tuned for next week’s unveiling, as OpenAI opens the doors to a marketplace where innovation meets customization in the world of AI.