Microsoft is set to release a private ChatGPT for businesses. And OpenAI also plans to release a private version of their chatbot.

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Microsoft is set to release a private ChatGPT for businesses

And OpenAI also plans to release a private version of their chatbot

Foto: Viralyft / Unsplash

The Information has been in contact with sources who claim that Microsoft is planning to release a "private" version of OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT for companies that want higher protection of the data they feed into artificial intelligence.

The private version of ChatGPT will target companies in the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors, the financial industry, and other companies with sensitive data. Unlike the current version of ChatGPT, the private version will run on servers that are separate from today's ChatGPT, and the data fed into it will not be used to train future versions of ChatGPT.

Microsoft's private version of ChatGPT is expected to cost around ten times as much as the public version of ChatGPT that is currently available.

Through a licensing agreement with ChatGPT's creator OpenAI, Microsoft has the ability to sell ChatGPT. However, it seems that OpenAI themselves are also planning to release a private version of ChatGPT for companies in the future, which will mean that the two companies will compete for the same customers with essentially the same product.

theinformation.com

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Microsoft, OpenAI, ChatGPT, healthcare, financial industry

Via arstechnica.com

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