“ChatGPT” Postpones Launch of New Features for Undisclosed Reasons!

In an internal memo, Sam Altman, CEO of “OpenAI,” highlighted the importance of redoubling efforts to improve the quality of “ChatGPT,” with a particular focus on customization, speed, and reliability, as well as expanding the robot’s ability to answer a wider range of queries.

To achieve these goals, the memo indicated that the company has decided to postpone the launch of some additional features that were planned.

This decision comes amid increasing competitive pressure, especially from Google, where the latest versions of its “Gemini” models have shown superiority over “ChatGPT” in industry benchmark tests, as reported by the technology news site “Android Authority.”

Despite “OpenAI” announcing that the number of weekly active users of “ChatGPT” reached approximately 700 million in September, “Gemini” is advancing rapidly, with “Google” stating that the number of monthly active users of “Gemini” has increased from 450 million in July to 650 million in October.

Furthermore, “OpenAI” faces other challenges from Anthropic, the developer of the “Claude” chatbot, which has begun to make significant progress in the enterprise sector.