OpenAI Releases an Enterprise Edition for ChatGPT
Generative chatbot ChatGPT is the fastest-growing application in the history of the world. More than 80% of the largest Fortune 500 companies work with it. The release of its Enterprise version is an important moment in the development of the service. The developer company OpenAI expects that it will attract solvent business customers from different industries, thus increasing the income from the product. The new version is based on the GPT-4 multimodal language model, as is the improved ChatGPT Plus. However, Enterprise users are given priority access to GPT-4, giving them twice the performance of ChatGPT Plus.
The corporate version of the chatbot is designed to perform the same range of tasks as the regular one. It can be used to write texts for e-marketing and websites, as well as artistic essays, and to correct the program code. The developers supplemented the novelty with business data analysis functions, more profound customization, and even an increased level of privacy protection. In addition, those who purchase this plan will have unlimited access to Advanced Data Analysis (formerly Code Interpreter) for data analytics, charting, math problems, and more. One of the notable enhancements to ChatGPT that has been implemented in the Enterprise is the increased length of prompts you type. This gives the user the opportunity to receive more detailed answers from the chatbot with high-quality contextual orientation.
For companies, an administrative console is provided here, through which it is convenient to manage employees' work with ChatGPT. Thanks to common templates, you can customize the necessary internal processes, helping to increase their efficiency. API support will allow businesses to create their own AI-based solutions. Anticipating the emergence of doubts regarding the security and confidentiality of the company's internal data, representatives of OpenAI hastened to assure that all contacts with ChatGPT Enterprise are securely encrypted, which means that they can in no way be used to further train the chatbot.
The cost of the new corporate version of the chatbot in OpenAI was not specified. Its COO, Brad Lightcap, expressed his willingness to communicate with each business individually to help choose the best tariff.