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- ChatGPT, like other AI tools, suffers from a bias problem that could impede corporate adoption.
- OpenAI CEO Sam Altman acknowledge the technology has "shortcomings around bias."
- Corporate America won't implement a tool that risks being accused of racism or sexism.
OpenAI is ready to start capitalizing on ChatGPT's buzz.
On Wednesday, the firm announced it will offer a pilot $20-a-month subscription version of the chatbot called ChatGPT Plus, which gives priority access to users during peak time and faster responses. The free version remains available but is so popular that it is often at capacity or slow to give responses.