OpenAI 執行長 Sam Altman 表示公司正在暫停新註冊以應對巨大的需求

Hello students! OpenAI, a company that's really into artificial intelligence, has decided to stop letting new people sign up for their ChatGPT Plus service for a bit. The CEO, Sam Altman, announced this on Tuesday because there's been a huge number of people wanting to use it. Just last week, OpenAI had their first big event for developers where they showed off new ways to use ChatGPT, which is a program that can talk to you and help with tasks. This made even more people excited to try it out! Altman mentioned that they need to make sure the service can handle all the users and that everyone has a good time using it.

At this event, OpenAI shared that about 100 million people use their AI tools every week, and over 90% of the biggest companies are creating their own tools with OpenAI's technology. The cool part is that now you can make a ChatGPT that's just for you, to do things like teach you math or explain game rules, and you don't need to be a coding expert.

Later this month, OpenAI is planning to launch a marketplace where you can find these custom ChatGPTs or even earn some cash by sharing the ones you create. It's going to be like the app store on your phone, but for ChatGPTs. It's a big step for OpenAI and for all of us who are interested in AI and technology!