AI BriefingOpenAI Officially Announces Retirement of Custom GPTs
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OpenAI has officially announced the retirement of Custom GPTs, recommending Plugins as the alternative and starting migrations on September 17.
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OpenAI has documented the official retirement of Custom GPTs and stated that it recommends Plugins as the alternative. The migration schedule begins on September 17, with Enterprise workspaces scheduled for December 11. Users on other plans are likely to follow the same transition schedule, though details may vary by plan.
During the migration process, GPT instructions may be converted into skills within Plugins. Connected apps will remain intact, but custom actions are not automatically migrated. Therefore, users who implemented functionality beyond simple prompts in Custom GPTs may find bulk conversion difficult. OpenAI strongly recommends testing existing workflows, as migrated Plugins may behave differently than before.
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