OpenAI unveils ChatGPT Enterprise for businesses

OpenAI released a new version of its popular chatbot. Called ChatGPT Enterprise, this version has been developed for businesses and promises to protect their data.

In the past months, countless companies have banned the use of ChatGPT for fear of exposing their normal and confidential information. Now OpenAI wants to solve these concerns with the new version of this chatbot.

ChatGPT Enterprise is coming

According to OpenAI, the new version of ChatGPT has higher security and protects people’s privacy more. Also, in this version, users can access the GPT-4 model at a high speed to see better performance. Using this model means having access to a powerful data analysis tool, and more complex questions can also be asked of it.

In recent times, security and privacy have become one of the most important concerns for businesses to use ChatGPT. Companies were worried that their internal information would be used to train this chatbot, or that this information would be leaked out unintentionally. But apparently, in the Enterprise version, this concern no longer exists; Because OpenAI says that the customers of this version own their data and have full control over the data; Therefore, they are not used for GPT training.

In the future, more features will be added to ChatGPT Enterprise, including the possibility of personalizing ChatGPT with company information, as well as access to more advanced data analysis tools. In addition, OpenAI says it will make this version available to smaller teams at a different price.

According to OpenAI, this new version differs from ChatGPT and ChatGPT Plus and is the first business-focused product of ChatGPT. The company also says that businesses already using ChatGPT can switch to the Enterprise edition to access more features.

We have to wait and see how much businesses will welcome the new version of the OpenAI chatbot; Especially in an era where there are many different chatbots on the market, and of course, ChatGPT’s user base has reportedly declined.