OpenAI made several updates and additions to its artificial intelligence products, which were announced by company CEO Sam Altman at the first OpenAI developer conference. These include a more powerful version of GPT-4 and a program called Copyright Shield that provides legal protection for users at risk of copyright infringement lawsuits.
Additionally, OpenAI introduced “GPTs,” a customizable chatbot product, allowing users to create personalized versions of ChatGPT for various purposes without any coding knowledge. OpenAI is planning to launch a store for users to sell the GPTs they create. Those GPTs can integrate with third-party apps and OpenAI’s existing products. The company’s goal is to position their AI products as tools rather than chatbot personalities in order to reduce the risks associated with persuasive chatbot companions.
OpenAI also unveiled GPT-4 Turbo, their most up-to-date and powerful chatbot yet, capable of processing extensive amounts of text for more substantive responses. The conference marks a significant milestone for OpenAI, representing a new chapter for OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
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