OpenAI bought the ROI app; ChatGPT becomes your financial advisor?

Just a day after Openai became the world’s most valuable private company by crossing SpaceX, the artificial intelligence giant was once again informed by buying another startup. OpenAI has acquired ROI -based personal investment app; An action that can be a sign of a future in which ChatGpt will become your personal financial advisor.

According to the Tekranch Report, the deal is more than a full -fledged take on “hiring talent”. This means that the main purpose of Openai was not the product itself, but the talent and expertise of its manufacturer. According to reports, the four -man ROI team, CEO and its co -founder, Switz Vishwachite, will join Openai.

The ROI app, which was founded in year 5, will end its operation on October 1. The financial details of this transaction have not been disclosed.

ROI Financial Application by Openai

The ROI app allowed users to track all their financial baskets, from digital stocks and currencies to real estate and NFTs in one place. But its prominent feature was an artificial intelligence companion that could provide personalized investment advice.

The charm of this artificial intelligence was in its ability to match its communication style with the user. For example, a user could tell it, “Talk to me as if I am a Zadeh gene. Speak short and make fun of me as much as you want. ” Then, in response to the bad status of the user’s portfolio, artificial intelligence said, “You have lost today … but now it’s a good opportunity to buy the price.” This level of customization is exactly what Openai seems to be looking for.

This purchase is entirely in line with the larger view of Openai for the future of artificial intelligence: moving towards constructing deeply personal and active products. “Along the way, we realized that personalization is not just the future of finance, but the future of the software industry,” says Soujat Vishwachite, CEO of ROI.

This philosophy corresponds exactly to recent Openai products such as Pulse (which produces personalized daily summaries) and the Sora app (which allows users to use their face in artificial intelligence videos). These measures show that Openai no longer wants to be an API provider, but it intends to build its powerful consumables.