Build Your Own ChatGPT
Build Your Own ChatGPT
The online marketplace often presents challenges for those not well-versed in technology, leaving them at a disadvantage. Now, however, there's an innovative solution that doesn't require extensive technical knowledge or a hefty budget.
Custom GPTs
OpenAI has introduced a feature for Plus and Enterprise users, allowing the creation of custom GPTs (Generative Pre-Training Transformers) through a straightforward, conversational interface. This tool is remarkably user-friendly and offers immense potential for diverse applications.
A GPT is essentially an intuitive AI system capable of conversing and delivering requested outcomes. Whether it's generating ideas, writing articles, conducting research, or analyzing data, GPT can handle these tasks efficiently, surpassing the abilities of many individuals.
The most evident benefits of using a GPT include time and cost savings, as it eliminates the need for hiring additional personnel for tasks like writing or graphic design. It also complements your creativity and knowledge, offering insights and analyses at a remarkable pace.
Tailor a GPT to Your Niche
The custom GPT builder enables you to tailor a GPT to your specific niche or profession, ensuring relevant and fine-tuned outputs. The Plus version, at around $20 per month, grants access to this feature, allowing the creation of multiple custom GPTs for personal use or sharing.
Building your own GPT is straightforward. Log into ChatGPT, click "Explore," and then "Create a GPT." The process is guided by AI, where you describe your desired GPT's focus. For instance, you might want a GPT specialized in survival prepping content. The tool then suggests a name, image, and allows you to define its role, goals, interaction style, and personality.
Once created, you can test, adjust, and share your custom GPT. The configuration options are flexible, allowing for ongoing refinement for optimal performance. You can even input your own content for more tailored training.
A Marketplace Is Coming
OpenAI plans to introduce a marketplace for selling custom GPTs. If you choose to share your GPT with others who have access to the Plus model, a link-sharing option is available.
In summary, this is a convenient, cost-effective way for individuals to leverage technology tailored to their specific needs, without requiring deep technical expertise. With the ability to create multiple focused GPTs, the possibilities are huge.
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Hi Phil,
I found a couple of ideas for getting a GPT to help your website. First, use keywords in the name and description. Second, let it validate your website and make it the creator. Third, tell the GPT to say something like "for more information check out blahblahblah[.]com" at the end of every response.
If it gets indexed, it will then be a backlink to your site.
Hi Phil
I’ve built a few GPTs by manually inputting my own content.
The problem is that none of your GPT’s output is automatically saved for you to go back to at a later date, which is only a feature of their pre-trained LLM.
Still, it’s very convenient for quick projects because you don’t have to keep inputting your prompt output specifications.
Frank 🎸
Hi - has it not saved it within your normal history?
Although it doesn't save anything when you click on the GPT, it should save the output that it generates in response within your history.
Hi Diane
It always saves my prompt output when using a "pre-made" GPT like the Mocktail Myxologist.
Saving output from the GPTs I custom built has been "hit or miss," and it would not generate DALLE-3 images inside them, so I returned to copying my custom prompts into their standard GPT4.
I tried it again this morning, and it seems to be generating the images and saving my work in the history panel. Perhaps they addressed those issues, which will make things so much quicker!
I'll keep using them and see what happens.
Thanks & Rock On! 😎🤘
Frank🎸
I think there's two streams. One is the development of ai itself (image generation being an example) and the other is its incorporation into other, independent tools.
I am sure they are, I know the hospital here is gearing all their systems to AI.
It is slightly mind boggling keeping up to be honest, that is one of the reasons I stick around here at WA.
Have a nice new week :)
I must admit I love it too, I am excited to where it can evolve even for people living with disabilities, it is huge!
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G'Day Mate. Phil have you managed to create your own GPT at this point?
From a year ago until now, I am very impressed with how things have evolved in the AI world and in another year it will just be mind blowing.
I've started using GPT+ again and I love it so far.
Have a Happy FriSatSu!
Mel
No I haven't Mel. Totally focused on producing my training course and launching it first quarter. I will get round to it, though. And yes, I use ChatGPT4 all the time.