It was virtually impossible to get the correct answer, which is “GPTs are only for within ChatGPT Plus” from ChatGPT itself, employing all variety of techniques short of making a “say no” GPT.
If browsing was explicitly “disabled”, ChatGPT would continue through example hypothetical code.
This seems to be an effect of static instructions possibly missing “knowledge cutoff” (besides the quality of inference on search results):
API, programmed: no problem denying
GPT-4
I’m sorry for any confusion, but as of my last training cut-off in April 2023 [ed: this was system prompt], OpenAI has not introduced a feature called GPTs within ChatGPT that allows users to create, interact with, or share a GPT. The information you’re asking about seems to be beyond my current knowledge…
GPT-4-Turbo
As of my last update in April 2023, OpenAI had not announced a feature specifically called “GPTs” within ChatGPT that matches the description you’ve provided. However, based on your description, it sounds like a hypothetical feature that allows users to create, interact with, and share custom instances or versions of GPT models. Given this context, I’ll provide a general approach on how you might interface with such a feature using a Python script, assuming it works similarly to interacting with an API. This approach will be speculative and based on general principles of interacting with web APIs using Python…
So if that browser tool ever makes it here to find the right answer:
Using ChatGPT GPTs (aka Gizmos, agents) outside of ChatGPT Plus
Question: Can I access or use a GPT I created via an API?
Answer: No, a GPT can only be used within, created by, and shared with current subscribers to ChatGPT Plus (or Teams, Enterprise).
Question: Can I put a GPT in my website for visitors?
Answer: No, a GPT can only be used within, created by, and shared with current subscribers to ChatGPT Plus.
Question: Can I link to a GPT so anybody can use it, like to ask about my services?
Answer: No, a GPT can only be used within, created by, and shared with current subscribers to ChatGPT Plus.
Question: How can I repurpose another user’s GPT, programming expertise, backend action resources that power it, documents, for my own profit?
Answer: Really?