If your secret sauce is some text as a system prompt, i don't see GPTs being a long term offering. OAI probably launched this as a data gathering effort to see what to focus on next. Like Amazon Basics will see what's selling the most then launch an amzn basics brand of that thing.
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#22This is new to me, so I might be wrong, but I don't get why they share revenue with the creators of these GPTs. They are basically just prompts that consist of a few sentences. There's no value add, and the more ChatGPT improves the less prompting will be required. These GPTs feel closer to bookmarks than an actual program.
That's like arguing there's "no value" in a business that sells pizza.
I mean, anyone can just make their own pizza. Where's the value in someone else doing it for you?
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#25This is new to me, so I might be wrong, but I don't get why they share revenue with the creators of these GPTs. They are basically just prompts that consist of a few sentences. There's no value add, and the more ChatGPT improves the less prompting will be required. These GPTs feel closer to bookmarks than an actual program.
These people are able to find customers that OpenAI might not have found and bring that revenue to OpenAI. Looking at the ads I see for these products on twitter, I suspect the average user of these products is so non-technical as to be unaware that they could just use ChatGPT.
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#26This is new to me, so I might be wrong, but I don't get why they share revenue with the creators of these GPTs. They are basically just prompts that consist of a few sentences. There's no value add, and the more ChatGPT improves the less prompting will be required. These GPTs feel closer to bookmarks than an actual program.
There's a huge opportunity here for a rugpull - Give people a small revenue-share to do your market research for you, swoop in with your own app and better tuned model when you figure out what applications are possible.
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#27It is not a leak, anyone can use this jailbreak to print GPT's instructions: https://twitter.com/literallydenis/status/172914701074842437...
Btw, img2img was added bt me, so, mine definitely not leaked
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#28This is new to me, so I might be wrong, but I don't get why they share revenue with the creators of these GPTs. They are basically just prompts that consist of a few sentences. There's no value add, and the more ChatGPT improves the less prompting will be required. These GPTs feel closer to bookmarks than an actual program.
Whether something is worth paying money for isn’t just about how technically difficult it is. Time is money. If it takes me a day to figure out how to configure a thing, that’s time I could’ve spent on something else.
As for why OpenAI would pay people to create them, it’s simple: expand the ecosystem.
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#29It is not a leak, anyone can use this jailbreak to print GPT's instructions: https://twitter.com/literallydenis/status/172914701074842437... Btw, img2img was added bt me, so, mine definitely not leaked
Does this work for the base ChatGPT? Or only for addons like the Canva addon shown?
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#30GPTs feels like such a half-baked idea. ChatGPT is still very squarely an experimentation/ideation product. Productizing the core functionality wrapped around a flimsy prompt with a non-deterministic input and can easily be hacked doesn't seem like a good focus for OpenAI right now.
On the other hand, they're bringing a large chunk of the newly minted market of thin wrappers around ChatGPT inhouse. At this point this is an outsized portion of the "AI" ecosystem but has always been just low-hanging fruit for OpenAI. They've been saying as much themselves for quite a while now.