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    OpenAI launches GPT Store for personal AI chatbots without coding

    By Ivy WuNovember 9, 2023Updated:November 21, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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    • OpenAI’s GPT Store allows users to create and share their own custom chatbots without coding.
    • ChatGPT now has 100 million weekly active users and more than 2 million developers.
    • The GPT Store will function as an aggregator platform for users to discover and purchase custom GPT bots.

    The updates presented at OpenAI’s first developer conference provide a glimpse into a future where everyone can develop software using natural language, have multiple personal assistants, and purchase popular personal assistants as if they were browsing apps on an app store.

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    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shares impressive statistics at developer conference

    The opening keynote lasted for 45 minutes, during which CEO Sam Altman quickly shared an impressive set of statistics showcasing the popularity of OpenAI’s product. ChatGPT now boasts 100 million weekly active users, while over 2 million developers are using OpenAI’s tools. Additionally, approximately 460 of the Fortune 500 companies are using OpenAI’s products. Altman then immediately delved into the AI chatbot update that sparked the recent headlines.

    Also read: OpenAI’s ChatGPT gets Bing web search and DALL-E 3 image generation

    OpenAI introduces custom chatbots with GPTs and GPT Store

    ChatGPT allows users to create their own version of ChatGPT for specific purposes, without coding. These customised versions are known as GPTs and were used to form the GPT Store, which was released shortly thereafter.

    One of the key announcements made at this developer event was the introduction of custom chatbots. These chatbots are based on ChatGPT’s underlying large language model (LLM) and are created using a new GPT Builder, which allows anyone to customise and share their own AI assistants using natural language.

    According to OpenAI, GPTs offer a new way for anyone to create a customized version of ChatGPT that can be more helpful in their daily life, whether it’s for a specific task at work or at home. Once created, users can share their GPT creations with others. For instance, GPTs can assist with learning the rules of any board game, teaching children math, or designing stickers.

    On November 6, OpenAI released a statement saying that anyone can easily build their own GPT without coding. Creating a GPT is as simple as starting a conversation, providing it with instructions and additional knowledge, and then selecting its capabilities, such as searching the web, creating images, or analysing data.

    OpenAI’s GPT Store to allow users to share

    OpenAI has announced plans to launch a GPT Store later this month, allowing users to share and sell their custom GPT bots. The store will function as an aggregator platform for users to discover and purchase these custom bots.

    In addition, OpenAI revealed that ChatGPT has now reached 100 million weekly users. Since releasing ChatGPT’s API features in March, the company has attracted over 2 million developers, with more than 92% of them coming from Fortune 500 companies.

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    Ivy Wu

    Ivy Wu was a media reporter at btw media. She graduated from Korea University with a major in media and communication, and has rich experience in reporting and news writing.

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