OpenAI has unlocked several features like Custom GPT, Vision and Data Analytics for free users of ChatGPT after keeping them exclusive to paying users for several months now.
What happened: Earlier in January, Backed by Microsoft Corp. OpenAI launched the GPT Shop, allowing users to access GPTs suitable for different use cases, such as creating social media posts, generating images, etc. Now this feature is available for the first time to all ChatGPT users.
The ability to create custom GPTs and publish them to the store still requires users to sign up for the ChatGPT Plus subscription which costs $20 per month.
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Whether you want to research a topic, view information, or write, there are several custom GPTs suitable for different requirements.
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Top 5 Custom GPTs for ChatGPT Users
1. Adobe Express
Whether you’re a social media manager or just want to post something on your personal account, Adobe Express lets you create just about anything, from a simple post to a flyer and TikTok video.
2. Frame me
Tutor Me comes from Khan Academy and can help you with science, math and social studies questions. If you need a boost or help with something while you’re learning, Tutor Me can be a useful tool.
3. Excel GPT
Although not everyone is a fan of Excel, it is a great data analysis tool. Now you can give it an AI boost by using the Excel GPT add-on in ChatGPT. Feed it the data you have and it will use the power of AI to perform rapid data analysis.
4. Canvas
Canva is another great tool that can be very useful if you want to design anything from a simple social media post to a detailed image or presentation. It now comes with the power of AI.
5. Consensus
Being able to access scientific literature is one thing, but what if you could chat with it? Consensus lets you do this, letting you do everything from finding references to getting easy-to-understand explanations and much more.
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