OpenAI is gearing up for the long-awaited launch of its GPT Store, a platform designed for users to share and sell custom AI agents crafted using OpenAI's powerful GPT-4 large language model.
In an email sent to GPT Builders, individuals enrolled in the program were reminded to align their GPT creations with brand guidelines. They were also advised to make their models public, emphasizing the collaborative nature of the platform.
Unveiled at OpenAI's November developers conference, the GPT Store is a significant development that allows users, particularly ChatGPT Plus and enterprise subscribers, to build personalized versions of ChatGPT-style chatbots.
The upcoming store is not only a platform for sharing but also an avenue for monetization. OpenAI envisions compensating GPT creators based on the usage of their AI agents on the platform, although specific details about the payment structure remain undisclosed.
Originally scheduled for a November launch, the GPT Store faced delays attributed to the company's busy month, marked by significant events, including the temporary departure and subsequent return of CEO Sam Altman. Initially postponed to December, the launch date experienced further delays.
With the official announcement of the imminent launch, users are eager to seize the opportunity to showcase and profit from their unique GPT creations. As the platform unfolds, the impact of the GPT Store on the AI community and the potential for collaborative advancements are expected to be significant.
