And Microsoft throws in the towel after 3 months .. this is why dedicated B2B SaaS like CustomGPT.ai will continue to listen to our customers and continue to innovate. People should NOT be building their own software using Azure or #langchain -- it's a nightmare development and maintenance scenario. The benefits of SaaS has been clear for decades now. https://lnkd.in/eUMEu8bs
I think there’s a deeper, hidden side behind this move. “GPT” has been shown to align with OpenAI’s brand, a coupling the Microsoft knows cannot be sustained in an emerging model-agnostic world. More telling - the GPT Store is not a beacon of success and has many security issues. Let’s call it baggage that enterprise buyers want no part of. But it’s also likely that Microsoft knows there’s a better way to instantiate user-definable repeatable AI-driven behaviors. GPTs were a weak architectural approach to a valid customer requirement. I think we’ll soon see something innovative that’s far better.
a great case of customer focus...they do so manu things that they can't concentrate like you on this product
Agree on langchain, I’ve had nothing but problems trying to work with JSON’s. But I’ve been relatively happy with the Azure stack (though I wish it was easier to securely connect app containers with databases).
Great insights! 💡 Alden Do Rosario
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1moFYI - Just for completeness: If you read the official announcement, it states that MSFT is pivoting to focus on enterprise and commercial use cases. And I encourage you to check out Copilot Studio. I tried building an app using GPT Builder and it was relatively limited in what it could do. And it was the same for most GPT builders out there. Copilot Studio is much more powerful and will be the alternate option for builders. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-copilot/microsoft-copilot-studio