GPT Store is Introduced. Here is Everything You Should Know About It!
We have all been waiting for a while now.
The GPT Store is finally available now, as OpenAI announced. Unfortunately, I can't access it yet. I guess they will make it available to everyone, bit by bit, similar to how they did with the ChatGPT Code Interpreter in the past.
However, what we all wonder about is now clear: how will earning money with GPT work? And how will it be regulated?
Let's see how these unfold; this one will eventually be available to everyone.
GPT Store
Two months ago, OpenAI announced custom GPTs, which essentially involve using your prompts or APIs within GPT and branding them. Since then, it appears that 3 million custom GPTs have been developed, according to OpenAI.
Now, let's see what they are offering us.
Trending GPT’s
It looks like they will feature useful GPT for everything. For initial recommendations, let’s see;
Personalized trail recommendations from AllTrails
Search and synthesize results from 200M academic papers with Consensus
Expand your coding skills with Khan Academy’s Code Tutor
Design presentations or social posts with Canva
Find your next read with Books
Learn math and science anytime, anywhere with the CK-12 Flexi AI tutor
How Can You Earn Money by Developing GPT?
Since I already have free and available GPTs, I am wondering if this could be a side income for developers, especially after the initial announcement was made in November.
However, as many of us know, there are likely many issues to resolve, such as paid systems. Many of these systems are not available worldwide, like PayPal or Stripe.
Furthermore, even if they are willing to make payments through different systems, how can they incorporate tax forms? Many people developing GPTs are individuals and might not have established a firm.
It seems they also can't resolve these issues, as their announcements suggest they plan to address some of these problems only for US citizens.
It is really unfortunate, anyway, let’s see my free GPTs, maybe it will cheer us a little bit.
AI-News
Here is the link you can use this GPT- https://chat.openai.com/g/g-35enG4y1L-ai-news
You can use the built-in button.
Here is the output.
After that, you can summarize any of them with a single prompt.
summarize 10th
That’s how easily you can track AI news.
GPT News
Here is the link to this GPT: https://chat.openai.com/g/g-VQMLTd4SE-gpt-news
You can again use the built-in button, and here is your result.
After that, you can again summarize each of these contents or ask about it. It is really easy way of tracking ChatGPT News.
Minor Criticism
When they develop beta features, the first step is often making them available only in the US. Even as I write this article, I struggle to gather information about the GPT store through the web, since I can't access the GPT Store from outside the US.
If I had one critique of OpenAI, this would be it, but I'm not very familiar with the regulations. It could be a legal issue; I don’t know.
Anyway, if you plan to earn your first million from OpenAI, consider moving to the USA.
Special GPT’s
You can see the links to the special GPTs from the GDrive link that I’ve sent to you after becoming a paid subscriber.
You can reach Phoenix Ink here: https://chat.openai.com/g/g-GJdH0BxMk-phoneixink
Vocabulary Corrector here: https://chat.openai.com/g/g-KddNRhCNe-vocabulary-correcter
The rest are available for my paid subscribers. Each one serves a different need of yours. We will provide more information about this in the future, of course.
Final Thoughts
I had high hopes for the GPT Store, like establishing a payment system accessible to developers worldwide. Restricting such features to those living outside the United States can make individuals outside the USA feel somewhat ignored.
On the positive side, this might also motivate some of us, because these technologies are too significant. So, if you plan to follow this news, read articles that explain these concepts, and access special GPTs, consider becoming a paid subscriber.
Thanks for reading this one!
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