OpenAI releases new feature, allowing corporate customers to fine-tune GPT-4o model
PANews reported on August 21, according to Bloomberg, OpenAI has released a new feature that allows corporate customers to fine-tune GPT-4o using their own company's data. To fine-tune the model, customers must upload their data to OpenAI's servers. OpenAI stated that the fine-tuning of the model is entirely under the control of the customer, who owns all rights to business data; all input and output data will not be shared or used for training other models.
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