OpenAI's innovative approach to artificial intelligence has revolutionized the landscape by democratizing the creation of advanced language models, particularly through the provision of tools for users to generate their own Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPTs).
This shift marks a pivotal moment in AI development, granting individuals the power to tailor language models to their specific needs and domains. OpenAI's commitment to openness and accessibility has ushered in a new era, where users can actively contribute to the evolution of language technologies.
This abstract explores the implications of OpenAI's decision to empower individuals in creating their GPTs, with regard to the effects on sustainability reporting.
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) represents a significant stride in the European Union's commitment to enhancing corporate transparency and accountability in sustainability practices. However, the complexity embedded within the CSRD framework poses a substantial challenge for companies striving to navigate and comply with its intricate reporting requirements.
Many companies are offering extensive software solutions to reduce the complexity for companies and make the road to become CSRD compliant as easy as possible. If you are interested in a list of 100 hand-select CSRD solutions then check out our CSRD Solution Finder here.
If you are interested and motivated to understand the reporting by yourself these “free” GPTs could be of great help for you. Please note that the GPTs are free, but you will still have to subscribe to OpenAIs premium service to use them.
This abstract explores some GPTs that might be able to support companies in their CSRD journey.
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