OpenAI halts public GPT sharing, revenue promises under scrutiny
NickPassig · x · 2026-09-01
OpenAI users noted that sharing GPTs with the public is no longer available, casting doubt on the company's revenue-sharing promises. Despite Sam Altman's announcement that creators of top-used GPTs would be paid, reports from Wired indicate that payouts remain an invite-only pilot for a tiny fraction of developers, leaving most uncompensated despite high usage.
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