OpenAI’s GPT Store is Full of Spam Apps

OpenAI, held a developer conference for the first time in November 2023. Appearing at this conference Sam Altmanhad also announced the store, which includes customized GPTs that can perform different tasks.

According to Altman, GPTs could be used for almost any business. However, according to the latest news, things are not going well in the store.

Market seems mixed in GPT Store

According to Techcrunch’s review GPT Store, is full of all kinds of weird and potentially copyright-problematic apps. This suggests that OpenAI is not pulling the strings very tightly in terms of store moderation.

Among the GPTs available in the store, Disney or Marvel There are also tools that allow you to make drawings in the styles of brands such as. On the other hand, there are also applications in the store that claim to be able to bypass cheating/plagiarism/artificial intelligence product detection programs such as Turnitin and Copyleaks and receive payments on third-party sites.

Developers must have their user profiles approved and pass OpenAI’s review before they can publish their GPTs to the store. For these reviews, both human moderators and automatic evaluation systems work together.

To build GPTs no need to know codingGPTs can be created with the tool called GPT Builder.

The number of applications reached 3 million

probably to this market Because it is very easy to enter GPT Store has grown rapidly, with the number of content in the store reaching roughly 3 million in January. On the other hand, this growth seems to bring with it some problems. Chief among these is the issue of copyright.

Many GPTs in the store, popular books, movies, TV series and video gamesIt is prepared on . This situation brings with it copyright discussions. Products of developers who have not received approval from the authors may suddenly cause users to face different problems and may also serve as an example for ongoing artificial intelligence and copyright cases.

OpenAI, DMCA cannot be held responsible for such violations within the scope of the regulation, YouTube And Facebook They state that they only create a safe harbor like other media, but that they are not responsible for the content.

The platform also includes users who try to imitate others and Aiming to go beyond OpenAI policies It seems that there are also applications. ChatGPT’s GPT store looks like it will be discussed for a long time. Perhaps we will remember this period in the future as the growing pains of artificial intelligence.

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