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Yesterday was the first OpenAI developer day in San Francisco, where CEO Sam Altman took to the stage to recount what OpenAI had done so far, and share improvements and new features, focusing on their flagship tool ChatGPT. The implications of his announcements were huge for millions of businesses globally. You\u2019ll want to know what they mean for yours.<\/p>\n

Altman reminded the audience that on 30th November 2022 they shipped ChatGPT as a \u201clow key research preview.\u201d He described that launch as going, \u201cpretty well,\u201d and went on to say that GPT4 is, \u201cstill the most capable model in the world,\u201d as well as tell the audience that ChatGPT has two million developers, 100 million weekly active users, and the tool is used by 92% of Fortune 500 companies. Their strategy is product-led rather than marketing-led. \u201cPeople just find it useful and tell their friends,\u201d he explained, and \u201cwe love hearing the stories of how people are using the technology.\u201d<\/p>\n

Altman announced monumental improvements and new features that OpenAI will roll out within the next few months. Here\u2019s what they could mean for your business.<\/p>\n

OpenAI\u2019s developer conference: implications for entrepreneurs<\/h2>\n

Among various new releases and updates including better world knowledge, enhanced customization, higher rate limits, reduced cost and more robust copyright shields, were some game-changing functionalities that will directly impact entrepreneurs and their businesses. Here are the top four.<\/p>\n

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Write code without a developer<\/h3>\n

\u201cOpenAI just made English a coding language,\u201d said prompt entrepreneur Kyle Balmer. \u201cIts new Assistants API will mean any business can deploy their own no code tools using natural language.\u201d The power of this is huge. Entrepreneurs have a lot of ideas. Being able to turn ideas into products by describing them in natural language will mean the time between concept and MVP can be reduced to hours, if not minutes, and the cost wiped out completely.<\/p>\n

\u201cThese assistants can integrate with other OpenAI models and tools,\u201d added tech and AI educator Paul Couvert<\/a>, who described the announcement as, \u201ca small revolution for businesses\u201d that can now build tailor-made tools and automate the processing and use of their data.<\/p>\n

Compute more data for less cost<\/h3>\n

\u201cThe update to ChatGPT\u2019s context window, now supporting up to 128k tokens, represents a substantial improvement to its capabilities,\u201d said AI educator Alvaro Cintas<\/a>, who explained that a token is roughly equivalent to four characters in English. \u201cWith this upgrade, ChatGPT can now compute about 300 pages of text at once, which significantly increases its processing power.\u201d<\/p>\n

This upgrade will mean deeper analysis and research, leading to better business insights. That includes, \u201cdetailed analysis of large documents such as market research reports or technical manuals.\u201d It will also make for better content creation with ChatGPT, as the extended context \u201callows for greater coherence over the entire piece, ensuring all sections are well-aligned and contextually relevant.\u201d ChatGPT\u2019s brain can hold more information, so yours doesn\u2019t have to.<\/p>\n

Deploy customizable GPT chatbots<\/h3>\n

\u201cThis will revolutionize the digital landscape,\u201d said AI educator Dan Fitzpatrick, who helps schools strategically integrate AI. \u201cAltman\u2019s on-stage demonstration signals an impending shake-up in conventional education. It\u2019s clear that our current educational structures are unprepared for such transformative technology.\u201d Schools, like businesses, will need to think quickly to figure out how to incorporate these releases into their work.<\/p>\n

Education aside, the potential for businesses is huge. OpenAI won\u2019t be the first or the last company to build custom GPTs, and now entrepreneurs have options as to how they distribute their content to grow their brand. \u201cThey must either evolve or risk obsolescence,\u201d said Fitzpatrick about schools, a sentiment that also applies to businesses.<\/p>\n

Consolidation of tools<\/h3>\n

While it may seem like an insignificant part of the event\u2019s announcements, Altman\u2019s explanation that soon you \u201cwon\u2019t have to click around the dropdown menu, it will all work together. ChatGPT will know what to use and when you need it,\u201d is actually huge. OpenAI isn\u2019t building a bunch of separate tools that you can pick up and incorporate as your workflow dictates. Instead, it\u2019s becoming an all-encompassing tool. Presumably in its vision, entrepreneurs will log on to ChatGPT and run their entire business from within its platform, incorporating assistants, GPTs, plugins, internet access, image generators and integrating with every other platform they use. This is big.<\/p>\n

The ability to use all features without switching chats is known as \u201cAll Tools.\u201d It doesn\u2019t stand for \u201cAll tools are screwed,\u201d but it probably should. The prognosis for other AI tool companies is bleak, and that many of them will disappear. You will soon be able to, for example, upload an image prompt ChatGPT to modify it<\/a> using natural language. Where does that leave Photoshop and graphic designers? Existing platforms face a choice: close their doors, niche down, or compete with OpenAI.<\/p>\n

What ChatGPT\u2019s new features mean for entrepreneurs<\/h2>\n

As with all disruptive technology, there will be winners and losers. The winners are the entrepreneurs who use it to create more output and make more impact with less time and money. The ones who can learn a new platform, figure out the opportunities, and get to work on maximizing the results.<\/p>\n

The losers are those who don\u2019t adapt, get overtaken, or can\u2019t find a way to differentiate their offering from what now exists. The challenge is clear and the mission is yours. How will you use this?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n