GPT Store Launch

#1

Post by atomon » Thu, Jan 04, 2024, 6:07 PM UTC

Just got this email from OpenAI:

Subject: GPT Store Launch

Dear GPT Builder,

We want to let you know that we will launch the GPT Store next week. If you’re interested in sharing your GPT in the store, you’ll need to:

- Review our updated usage policies and GPT brand guidelines to ensure that your GPT is compliant

- Verify your Builder Profile (settings > builder profile > enable your name or a verified website)

- Publish your GPT as ‘Public’ (GPT’s with ‘Anyone with a link’ selected will not be shown in the store)

Thank you for investing time to build a GPT.

- ChatGPT Team

Re: GPT Store Launch

#2

Post by neverrroot » Thu, Jan 04, 2024, 6:15 PM UTC

This looks like an interesting opportunity to learn something new. Anyone knows about any open source projects in this area?

Re: GPT Store Launch

#3

Post by waynesonfire » Thu, Jan 04, 2024, 6:47 PM UTC

neverrroot wrote: post #2

This looks like an interesting opportunity to learn something new. Anyone knows about any open source projects in this area?

> Anyone knows about any open source projects in this area?

^^ Look no further! LOOKS LIKE A PROBLEM FOR AI!

Re: GPT Store Launch

#4

Post by etewiah » Thu, Jan 04, 2024, 6:48 PM UTC

I was planning on releasing some extra features for gipeties.com, my directory of custom GPTs before the store launches. I’d better be quick now!!!

It is quite possible this will spell the end of GPTs directories but if they mess up with curation there might still be a space for them.

Re: GPT Store Launch

#5

Post by minimaxir » Thu, Jan 04, 2024, 6:48 PM UTC

neverrroot wrote: post #2

This looks like an interesting opportunity to learn something new. Anyone knows about any open source projects in this area?

GPTs are essentially a proprietary moat-building of several open-source workflows, most especially system prompt engineering, tool-usage, and RAG.

Unfortunately there's no magic open-source solution since there's a lot of moving pieces involved that are bespoke to a given use case, and the ones that claim to be magic are libraries like LangChain, which aren't.

Re: GPT Store Launch

#6

Post by ArlenBales » Thu, Jan 04, 2024, 6:48 PM UTC

This close to launch and no information on how they'll audit GPTs. I just want to know their review process and how they'll enforce their usage policies, specifically regarding privacy (and GDPR compliancy).

How will they prevent a developer from sending and storing private information from their GPT to their server through APIs?

How will they prevent doxing? Such as a GPT posting hyperlinks that direct to a server owned by the developer that performs geolocation.

Re: GPT Store Launch

#7

Post by eshack94 » Thu, Jan 04, 2024, 6:57 PM UTC

minimaxir wrote: post #5

neverrroot wrote: post #2

This looks like an interesting opportunity to learn something new. Anyone knows about any open source projects in this area?

GPTs are essentially a proprietary moat-building of several open-source workflows, most especially system prompt engineering, tool-usage, and RAG. Unfortunately there's no magic open-source solution since there's a lot of moving pieces involved that are bespoke to a given use case, and the ones that claim to be magic are libraries like LangChain, which aren't.

This is the most accurate and clear-eyed take I've seen on GPTs so far. They might be useful, but they're not magic and they're intended to enhance OpenAI's moat-building operations to make it harder for people/companies to walk away from the platform amid future competition.

Re: GPT Store Launch

#8

Post by 4ndrewl » Thu, Jan 04, 2024, 7:01 PM UTC

ArlenBales wrote: post #6

This close to launch and no information on how they'll audit GPTs. I just want to know their review process and how they'll enforce their usage policies, specifically regarding privacy (and GDPR compliancy). How will they prevent a developer from sending and storing private information from their GPT to their server through APIs? How will they prevent doxing? Such as a GPT posting hyperlinks that direct to a server o…

Also, who is on the hook when your app outputs copyrighted material? https://garymarcus.substack.com/p/things-are-about-to-get-a-...

Re: GPT Store Launch

#9

Post by stainablesteel » Thu, Jan 04, 2024, 7:06 PM UTC

chatgpt is too lame for this to work

you can't even ask it to spell words incorrectly

if you ask gpt4 to spell words incorrectly, it fusses about it. i'm commenting on the fact that the company is too stuck on appearances

Re: GPT Store Launch

#10

Post by mkl » Thu, Jan 04, 2024, 7:09 PM UTC

stainablesteel wrote: post #9

chatgpt is too lame for this to work you can't even ask it to spell words incorrectly if you ask gpt4 to spell words incorrectly, it fusses about it. i'm commenting on the fact that the company is too stuck on appearances

Why does a store need apps with incorrect spelling?