OpenAI Delays GPT Store Launch to Early 2024

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Published in AI News · 1 minute read · Dec 4, 2023

Data to be translated: OpenAI has announced a delay in the launch of its GPT Store until early 2024, a move that comes amid internal turmoil at the company. Following a change in the CEO and threats of a staff strike, the company is focusing on improving GPT to meet user demands. The store is expected to allow users to customize GPTs and earn revenue through user numbers. The postponement is intended to give the company more time to refine GPT functionalities and ensure users receive a high-quality customized experience.

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