OpenAI has announced a number of updates to its platform. One is that the company now allows users to create their own versions of ChatGPT, called GPTs, for specific purposes. Anyone can create a GPT, even if they have no programming experience. Once created, GPTs can be shared with other users.

Some examples of GPTs that have already been created include “Playtime,” which explains the rules of board games; “Technical Advisor,” which provides step-by-step guides to troubleshooting technology problems; and “The Negotiator,” which helps people improve their negotiation skills.

“We believe the most incredible GPTs will come from builders in the community. Whether you’re an educator, coach, or just someone who loves to build helpful tools, you don’t need to know coding to make one and share your expertise,” OpenAI wrote in an announcement.

Companies have the capability to create and deploy GPTs for internal use, without the need to share them with individuals outside of their organization.

OpenAI has introduced a sneak peek of the upcoming GPT-4 iteration known as GPT-4 Turbo. This new model has many enhanced capabilities.

Another notable enhancement is the inclusion of a 128k context window, which can accommodate the equivalent of 300 pages of text within a single prompt, as per OpenAI’s explanation.

GPT-4 Turbo offers input tokens at a cost three times lower than GPT-4 and output tokens at a price two times lower.

Among the additional features in GPT-4 Turbo highlighted by OpenAI are improved accuracy in function calling, enhanced instruction-following abilities, support for JSON mode, reproducible outputs, and log probabilities for the most probable output tokens.

Later this month, OpenAI will also launch a store for these types of GPTs.