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OpenAI is launching a GPT store later this month.

The store will let users share and sell their custom GPT bots. Sam Altman says OpenAI is going to “pay people who build the most useful and the most used GPTs” a portion of the company’s revenue.

Sam Altman stands in front of a screen displaying a digital storefront in a web browser. It has navigation options on the left. The main content features different bots.
Sam Altman presenting OpenAI’s store for custom GPT bots.
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