OpenAI launches the GPT Store, a store for downloading different versions of ChatGPT

Today is Wednesday (10) OpenAI has launched the GPT Store, a virtual store for downloading different versions of ChatGPT. The new feature is currently only available to ChatGPT Plus, Team, and Enterprise subscribers and there is no prediction on whether it will be free or not.

The company's goal was to launch the site in November. But the date was postponed due to “unexpected things that are keeping us busy.” The departure and subsequent return of CEO Sam Altman, as well as the employee revolt, certainly contributed to the delay.

According to OpenAI, Users can now download over 3 million custom chatbots. The GPT Store has some kind of organization and indicates which versions of ChatGPT are the most successful with users.

The GPT store is available in web version and also for smartphones (Image: Reproduction/TecMundo)

Currently, among the most widely used chatbots are Consensus (an academic library containing more than 200 million scientific articles), AIPDF (it can read and summarize PDF files up to 2 GB in size) and Grimoire (it can program websites, for example, with just one text command).

The virtual store is also divided into sectors. User can search for chatbots in DALL-E format, for writing, productivity, research, programming, and education And more.

Also according to OpenAI, a compensation program for GPT developers will be launched in the first quarter of this year. any, Owners of chatbots based on ChatGPT will be rewarded according to the success of the programs.