ChatGPT Enterprise has divided opinions among companies. Explore how this new AI platform has impacted businesses, and why it’s causing controversy.
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OpenAI launched ChatGPT Enterprise as a more secure version of its ChatGPT large language model. Specifically, ChatGPT Enterprise is designed to be more secure and compliant with corporate privacy regulations than the prior versions of ChatGPT/GPT 4.0, supporting features like SSO and usage insights.
The enterprise AI market is divided on OpenAI, with some companies eager to adopt the technology and others hesitant. Enterprise sentiment on using OpenAI and its GPT-suite of products can be categorized as follows:Early adopters
These companies are eager to leverage OpenAI’s offerings and are already doing so. Clearly, this group is inspired by this year’s remarkable focus on AI, and are willing to get on board and “learn as we go.”Uncertain
Other companies are waiting to see how the market for generative AI offerings develops, and will choose their model accordingly.
They may have some concerns about data privacy or are not yet convinced how the technology will impact their current business processes. A “wait and see” approach is further bolstered by the budget cuts many companies have put in place over the last 12 months.Never
The remaining companies have already decided they will never use OpenAI. This is typically due to data privacy, compliance or business protection reasons.
