| |SEPTEMBER 20238TECH MINTA version of ChatGPT aimed at large organizations will be released by the leader in artificial intelligence, OpenAI, increasing the overlap between what OpenAI and its financial supporter Microsoft offer to customers.The recently released version of ChatGPT Enterprise, a tool that promises enterprises increased security and faster performance.According to the company, ChatGPT Enterprise provides additional security, privacy, and faster access to OpenAI's technologies.Block, Carlyle, and Estee Lauder Companies are examples of early clients.OpenAI's consumer-focused ChatGPT, which was published in November, ignited a frenzy of generative AI use in routine jobs like writing and coding, and in January it had amassed 100 million monthly active users.Consumers could already purchase a premium membership to ChatGPT's software, and businesses could now purchase access to its application programming services.OpenAI believes that the release of ChatGPT Enterprise would encourage employers to accept ChatGPT usage at work.But the newest offering from OpenAI will provide users unrestricted access to GPT-4, the company's most potent generative AI tool, as well as data encryption and a guarantee that their personal information won't be shared with other parties.To implement ChatGPT for business purposes, however, businesses have also exercised caution.Around 75 percent of enterprises worldwide are now adopting or discussing measures to forbid ChatGPT and other generative AI apps in the workplace, according to a BlackBerry survey done in June and July. 61 percent of them stated that the measures will be long-lasting or permanent.According to OpenAI, users of ChatGPT Enterprise do not need to sign up for Azure. It is unclear how much competition there is between OpenAI and Microsoft for customers given that the two businesses have previously released duplicate services. OPENAI LAUNCHES A NEW VERSION CHATGPTOpenAI believes that the release of ChatGPT Enterprise would encourage employers to accept ChatGPT usage at work.
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