OpenAI CEO Sam Altman retweeted the tweet and said: “I hope you like it.”

This update means that the last seal of ChatGPT has been completely lifted, and ChatGPT will use the latest information and information to provide services to users. It is learned from OpenAI’s official blog that in addition to the networking function, the upcoming plug-in also greatly improves the capabilities of ChatGPT.

Roughly speaking, the types of ChatGPT plug-ins currently on the line cover scheduling assistants, code interpreters, creating new websites, text-to-audio, shopping comparison orders, summarizing based on PDF document content, and so on.

Industry insiders believe that the significance of this update is even equivalent to the birth of the Apple App Store. Developers can create and publish their own plug-ins to serve users, which marks that ChatGPT is not only an Internet service provider, but also an ecosystem creator.

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Recently, ChatGPT has been hotly debated due to the massive blocking of numbers. The news shows that OpenAI has officially blocked numbers from March 30, forbidding the use of Asian nodes to log in. Some analysts believe that the previous blocking may be due to technical problems caused by bulk registration, API abuse or excessive access.

Thousands of technology giants jointly requested the suspension of “GPT-5 research”, and Italy also took the lead in announcing the blocking of ChatGPT.

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The official blog post as follows: “We shut down ChatGPT a few hours ago this Monday, and some users may get to another active member’s name, email address, payment address, last four digits of their credit card and credit card expiration time. We promise not to expose the full credit card number under any circumstances.”

OpenAI believes that the number of ChatGPT Plus users who actually saw other people’s personal and payment information during that time frame was “extremely low. That said, the company is in the process of contacting those who may have compromised their information.

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