OpenAI introduces ChatGPT subscription service for small groups
January 10 2024
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Team, a new subscription-based service tailored for small to mid-sized teams of up to 149 members, which offers collaborative features, administrative tools, and access to advanced AI models such as GPT-4, GPT-4 with Vision, and DALL-E 3. This service enables teams to create and share custom apps that utilize OpenAI’s text-generating AI without requiring coding skills. These apps can even interact with a company’s unique data, like analyzing proprietary codebases. OpenAI has promised future exclusive features to subscribers of this plan and has committed not to train its models on customers’ private data or conversations. Priced at $30 monthly or $25 per user per month when billed annually, ChatGPT Team offers a cost-efficient alternative to the pricier Enterprise plan, targeting businesses looking for affordable AI integration for tasks such as coding, content creation, and summarizing work-related content.
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What does it mean?
- Subscription-based service: A business model where customers pay a recurring price at regular intervals for access to a product or service.
- Administrative tools: Software features that enable users to manage and configure settings, users, permissions, or other aspects of the technology system.
- Advanced AI models: Highly sophisticated algorithms designed to simulate human intelligence, particularly in the realm of natural language processing and understanding.
- GPT-4: A newer iteration of the Generative Pre-trained Transformer series, which is an advanced type of language model with diverse applications in natural language processing tasks.
- GPT-4 with Vision: A variant of the GPT-4 artificial intelligence model that is capable of interpreting and processing visual information along with text.
- DALL-E 3: An AI model developed by OpenAI that generates digital images from natural language descriptions.
- Custom apps: Applications specifically created to perform particular functions for businesses, often bespoke and tailored to meet specific needs of an organization.
- Codebases: Collections of source code used to build a particular application or component, representing the code repository for an organization's software development projects.
- Train its models: The process of feeding data into an AI algorithm to help it learn and improve its ability to make predictions or decisions.
- Private data: Sensitive information that belongs to individuals or organizations, including proprietary or confidential details not intended for public access.
- Billed annually: A payment option where the user is invoiced once per year, typically offering a discount compared to a month-by-month payment plan.
- AI integration: The incorporation of artificial intelligence technology into existing systems, processes, or applications to enhance functionality or automate tasks.
- Enterprise plan: A more comprehensive, and usually more expensive, subscription option designed for large organizations with more extensive needs in terms of service, support, and features.