OpenAI has introduced a new subscription service named ChatGPT Team, aiming to bridge the gap between the individual-focused ChatGPT Plus and the enterprise-focused ChatGPT Enterprise. This “self-serve” plan comes with notable upgrades, most significantly a 32,000 context window and the capability to create custom GPTs (Generative Pre-trained Transformers) for team collaboration. This development expands the utility of ChatGPT beyond individual users, making it a more versatile tool for collaborative work.
One key feature of ChatGPT Team is its enhanced toolbox, offering access to tools such as DALL·E 3, GPT-4 with Vision, browsing capabilities, advanced data analysis, and an admin console for efficient workspace and team management. OpenAI emphasizes that ChatGPT Team provides “business-grade data privacy & security,” assuring users that their business data or conversations will not be used for training, and the models won’t learn from individual usage.
This launch follows a series of events for OpenAI, including various product launches, changes in leadership, and legal challenges alleging unauthorized training on copyrighted material. Amidst this backdrop, the company is actively expanding its offerings and addressing the diverse needs of users.
Notably, OpenAI recently unveiled the “GPT Store,” a marketplace allowing users to monetize custom GPTs they create. Custom GPTs act as predefined prompts that guide ChatGPT’s behavior or persona, streamlining user interactions by saving preferences for future use. The limitless customization possibilities offered by GPTs have generated anticipation within the AI community, showcasing OpenAI’s commitment to innovation and meeting user demands in the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence.
