OpenAI Wants Everyone to Build Their Own Version of ChatGPT

OpenAI announced its new custom chatbot features at its first ever developer conference, OpenAI DevDay, in San Francisco. “OpenAI is the most advanced and widely-used AI platform in the world now.” In the year since ChatGPT was launched, the bot has just about upended the tech industry. Kanjun Qiu, CEO of Imbue, a startup developing safer, more capable AI agents, says OpenAI's move makes sense because for chatbots to be more powerful they have to be able to take action. Silen Naihin, a developer who previously worked on Auto-GPT, an open source AI agents project, and now leads a startup called Stackwise, says OpenAI's announcements will help it keep a step ahead of startups trying to build more powerful chatbots. OpenAI today also announced a new version of its most powerful text-generation model, called GPT-4 Turbo, which includes more recent information from up to April 2023.