Microsoft-backed OpenAI introduces ChatGPT Enterprise
Leon Neal
OpenAI, the artificial intelligence company backed by billions of dollars from Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), said on Monday that it is introducing a version of ChatGPT geared towards large businesses.
In a blog post, the Sam Altman-led OpenAI said ChatGPT Enterprise provides "enterprise-grade security and privacy" and unlimited access to the most powerful version of the AI chatbot to date, GPT-4. In March, OpenAI said that GPT-4 was able to score better on the SAT exam than 90% of test takers.
Early users of ChatGPT Enterprise include companies like Block (SQ), Carlyle, The EstÃ©e Lauder Companies (EL) and a few others. 
A Reuters/Ipsos survey conducted between July 11 and July 17 found that ChatGPT usage among Corporate America is rising. Twenty-eight percent of responders said they regularly used ChatGPT at work. Conversely, 22% of respondents said their companies explicitly allowed the use of such tools.
OpenAI and its chatbot ChatGPT have taken the world by storm as it makes advancements in the world of generative artificial intelligence.
Microsoft (MSFT) has already offered enterprises access to ChatGPT via Azure OpenAI, however, they need to be Azure customers in order to use it. The company has also incorporated the technology into many of its products, including search, its web browser and many other software and services.

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