GPTs: Custom versions of ChatGPT (openai.com)

Article summary

The article discusses custom versions of ChatGPT, but the content is unavailable. However, the comments suggest that OpenAI is planning to allow revenue sharing for custom GPTs and may open an app store. This move could impact startups and developers who have built apps using GPT technology. The discussion revolves around the implications of this development on the AI ecosystem.

Main themes

• Custom GPTs
• OpenAI's platform and models
• Revenue sharing and monetization
• Data ownership and control
• Automation and innovation
• Dependence on OpenAI's infrastructure
• App store and moderation
• Zapier and integration with other services

What commenters say

• Creating custom GPTs may not be a viable long-term strategy due to the potential for OpenAI to commoditize complements.
• OpenAI's platform and models are difficult to recreate, giving them a competitive advantage.
• The rise of custom GPTs could lead to a new era of automation and innovation, but also raises concerns about data ownership and control.
• Some commenters believe that the key to success lies in possessing proprietary or unique data that can be input into AI models.
• Others argue that relying on OpenAI's infrastructure and models may lead to dependence and limit the potential for innovation.
• The introduction of an app store and revenue sharing model may address issues of visibility and monetization for custom GPT developers.
• There are concerns about the potential for low-quality or malicious custom GPTs to flood the market, and the need for effective moderation and regulation.
• The development of custom GPTs may also lead to new opportunities for automation and integration with other services, such as Zapier.