Find a different name, I’ll suggest using the word AI in the name instead
Use of Brands. You may not use OpenAI’s or any of its affiliates’ names, logos, or trademarks, without our prior written consent. – section 9.b
the other apps you see are examples of trademark and copyright infringement and are not licensed by OpenAI. If you want to use OpenAI’s name and logo you should contact the sales department
If you’re creating an app/plugin for the chatGPT plugin store there should be no need to tell people that it’s powered by GPT.
If you’re publishing your app on the android or iOS app store then it’s either apple or google you should contact
I’m not sure what we can say. Open AI hasn’t responded. Say what you want about Apple, I can talk to somebody on the phone in 5 minutes. Open AI could do better with customer service.
You’d think that that would be ok. After all, in some situations hosting providers scream up and down: Windows Server X, or Y version available here! In some sense we’re like resellers, and potential customers WANT the functionality it provides.
I am totally fine with that. Although the user can edit / rewrite the whole book and therefor gpt-3.5-turbo is just a co author (I guess along with me as well, since I made the prompts that are running in the background).
I think you should not use ChatGPT as your product name or in your product since ChatGPT might be their trademark and in their ToS they said you should take full credit and responsibilities of the responses.
(I’m NOT a lawyer and this is just what I suppose)