OpenAI connects ChatGPT to the internet
OpenAI, the research company known for its work on artificial intelligence, has announced a new platform that allows chatbots to connect to live data and services. Called ChatGPT, the platform enables developers to build chatbots that can interact with users in real time, using a variety of plugins to access data and services.
The announcement comes as a surprise, as OpenAI has largely been focused on building artificial intelligence systems that can operate in closed environments. However, the company says that the new platform is a natural extension of its work, and that it will allow chatbots to become more useful and engaging.
ChatGPT is based on the open-source GPT-3 platform, which enables developers to train and deploy chatbots. The new platform adds a number of plugins that allow chatbots to connect to live data and services, including weather, news, and stock prices.
The platform also includes a number of features that make it easy to deploy chatbots. For example, developers can deploy chatbots on a variety of platforms, including Facebook Messenger, Slack, and Telegram.
OpenAI says that the new platform will allow chatbots to become more useful and engaging, as they will be able to access live data and services. The company is also working on a number of other plugins that will allow chatbots to interact with more data and services.
The announcement of ChatGPT comes as a surprise, as OpenAI has largely been focused on building artificial intelligence systems that can operate in closed environments. However, the company says that the new platform is a natural extension of its work, and that it will allow chatbots to become more useful and engaging.
