Open AI's 'Chat GPT' can now be used without logging in.
Reuters reported on the first (local time) that individuals who haven’t created an OpenAI account can now use ChatGPT without logging in.
OpenAI said it can “scale up recent services in stages to make AI accessible to everyone who’s inquisitive about its capabilities.”
ChatGPT, which was launched in late 2022, could only be utilized by signing up for an Open AI account. ChatGPT, which will be used without registration or login, has some performance limitations, but there isn’t any qualitative difference within the content created, so the basic service is identical.
Nonetheless, should you log in, you may save, review, and share chat records left in ChatGPT and use the voice chat function. Moreover, other open AI products reminiscent of ‘Dali 3’ still require account login.
As well as, OpenAI announced that to be able to prevent the danger of abuse of ChatGPT from increasing when used without logging in, OpenAI has introduced additional content protection measures, reminiscent of expanding the scope of things that block prompts and generated answers.
OpenAI's move comes as Tesla CEO Elon Musk sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman last month, claiming that the corporate had abandoned its mission to develop AI for the common good thing about humanity somewhat than for profit.
Moreover, it is thought that ChatGPT's growth is slowing after recording 1.8 billion visitors as of May last yr.
Due to this fact, this measure is interpreted as a technique to draw more users by lowering access barriers and expanding ChatGPT's accessibility.
Reporter Park Chan cpark@aitimes.com
