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Happy Wednesday!
OpenAI is still in talks with publishers, and CES2024 is in full swing. Plenty of news is coming from AI.
In Today's Article:
OpenAI Drops GPT Store Teaser
Publishers In Talk With OpenAI Again Following Previous Drama
CES2024 Tech Event Takes Place In Las Vegas
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OPEN AI RELEASES GPT STORE
Source: ChatGPT
OpenAI just posted a fresh blog post about the coming GPT Store.
The important takeaways are:
The GPT store becomes available for ChatGPT Plus, Team, and Enterprise users at, [link].
A revenue program will be introduced in Q1 that rewards the usage of GPTs. This should serve as a great incentive to ship GPTs fast and flood the market.
There have already been 3 million (!) GPTs made.
From OpenAI’s website:
“Building your own GPT is simple and doesn't require any coding skills.
If you’d like to share a GPT in the store, you’ll need to:
Save your GPT for Everyone (Anyone with a link will not be shown in the store).
Verify your Builder Profile (Settings → Builder profile → Enable your name or a verified website).”
Personal thoughts:
Creating a new GPT was way easier than I expected, I’m sure there will be millions more GPTs made in the following months. The store interface is still in its early stages. I expect it to get a lot better with maybe a preview text of the GPT and reviews. I predict companies are going to build a GPT with a simple use case similar to extensions on Chrome.
🚀 In Today’s News
OpenAI is in talks with CNN, Fox Corp., and Time for content licensing amid copyright infringement claims. These negotiations aim to legally use news content for AI training. OpenAI faces legal challenges, including a lawsuit from the New York Times for using articles without permission. The proposed licensing fees range from $1 million to $5 million annually, considered low by some publishers. These deals are crucial for OpenAI's access to high-quality training data for AI models like ChatGPT.
The results from the court are still looming over how the brand deals will look.
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That’s all for today. Stay tuned for more updates on the CES event and NYT OpenAI drama.
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