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Centauri · Jan 6, 2023

Hey,

now that GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) is so hyped,
and news GPT .com sold for over $40k,
chatgpt.com valued at $29 bio. recently,

its maybe time to have a small but dedicated thread for GPT.

Do you own any names?

VivifyDomains · May 3, 2023

QUAD DOMAINS said:
We wouldn’t go as far as “stop” in every respect. It seems like more of a “GPTCompliance.com” type of dynamic that’ll be necessary more than anything.

Not bad, but it's giving me more of an "EthicGPT (.) com" kind of vibe

shahana.mmc · May 3, 2023

VivifyDomains said:
Not bad, but it's giving me more of an "EthicGPT (.) com" kind of vibe

As we already invested on GPT domains It should move forward Like Jet

So We need GPTJet (.) com type hype

Centauri · May 3, 2023

"I doubt that OpenAI's recent application seeking to trademark "GPT" will be approved.
Maybe specific models/products, but not just "GPT" by itself...

To be able to register a trademark in the U.S., the applicant has to show that the proposed trademark is in fact "distinctive" of their company.

The more generic a term is in its field, whether to begin with (i.e., by not becoming distinctive in the first place...), or over time (i.e., by failing to maintain its distinctiveness),
the less likely it is to be registerable.

And, such "distinctiveness" is notably harder to achieve and/or maintain for terms that are more generic/descriptive rather than truly unique…

In the case of "GPT," in the context of software (specifically A.I.), those letters -- particularly in that combination -- are understood to stand for things that refer to a kind of A.I. language model having certain characteristics, even though OpenAI was first to produce a (g)enerative (p)retrained (t)ransformer and they're still the most notable provider of such technologies."

source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35376877

The term 'transformer' is by the way a wide-spread term for a neural network architecture for language understanding,
invented in 2017.

https://ai.googleblog.com/2017/08/transformer-novel-neural-network.html

drsheraz · May 3, 2023

DentistryGPT dot com

drk_78 · May 4, 2023

QUAD DOMAINS said:
We wouldn’t go as far as “stop” in every respect. It seems like more of a “GPTCompliance.com” type of dynamic that’ll be necessary more than anything.

Yes i know "Stop" is a little extreme. Its ironic that i am selling this. But still there are people with difference in opinion.

masbro · May 4, 2023

FlavorGPT.com
ScentGPT.com

mauro88 · May 4, 2023

TheGPTWallet.com

Grablink · May 4, 2023

progpt.com sold for 5k usd. Not mine.

silentg · May 4, 2023

Bhanu Teja P @pbteja1998 May 4, 2023
Not again 🥲

Looks like I will have to rebrand SiteGPT.ai to something else...

The strange thing is I did not even get this email from @OpenAI's official domain.

Just some random domain called brandshield…

Centauri · May 4, 2023

progpt.com sells for $5k,
while someone else has to rename his site?!

something does not add up here,...

Mohd Wal · May 4, 2023

Centauri said:
progpt.com sells for $5k,
while someone else has to rename his site?!

something does not add up here,...

What do you mean?

love4ever · May 4, 2023

Centauri said:
progpt.com sells for $5k,
while someone else has to rename his site?!

something does not add up here,...

In some cases they are targeting the domains users but not the sellers .

.

Rhinnnn · May 4, 2023

I think the term "GPT" will be just fine to use after all:

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bmugford · May 4, 2023

Centauri said:
"I doubt that OpenAI's recent application seeking to trademark "GPT" will be approved.
Maybe specific models/products, but not just "GPT" by itself...

To be able to register a trademark in the U.S., the applicant has to show that the proposed trademark is in fact "distinctive" of their company.

The more generic a term is in its field, whether to begin with (i.e., by not becoming distinctive in the first place...), or over time (i.e., by failing to maintain its distinctiveness),
the less likely it is to be registerable.

And, such "distinctiveness" is notably harder to achieve and/or maintain for terms that are more generic/descriptive rather than truly unique…

In the case of "GPT," in the context of software (specifically A.I.), those letters -- particularly in that combination -- are understood to stand for things that refer to a kind of A.I. language model having certain characteristics, even though OpenAI was first to produce a (g)enerative (p)retrained (t)ransformer and they're still the most notable provider of such technologies."

source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35376877

The term 'transformer' is by the way a wide-spread term for a neural network architecture for language understanding,
invented in 2017.

https://ai.googleblog.com/2017/08/transformer-novel-neural-network.html

I think it will be approved.

The only reason the term "GPT" is synonymous with AI is because of their usage.

https://domaingang.com/domain-law/o...ist-letters-to-providers-of-chatgpt-services/

Brad

Kenstrong · May 4, 2023

How do you see this ImprintGpt•Com ?

Centauri · May 4, 2023

bmugford said:
I think it will be approved.

The only reason the term "GPT" is synonymous with AI is because of their usage.

https://domaingang.com/domain-law/o...ist-letters-to-providers-of-chatgpt-services/

Brad

The term "transformer" is a wide spread term at google.
That would mean that gpt occupies this term?
- which it cannot.

Besides that, gpt is a very generic abbreviation.

Open ai was a little late, claiming the term solely for itself,although "open" ai is supposed to be a non profit organization
(

)

Best regards

Centauri · May 4, 2023

Mohd Wal said:
What do you mean?

Demand for gpt domains is still high, as the usage of gpt might be possible in future.

Open ai might get some specific, clear defined rights,
narrowed down to something like chatgpt function (talking with AI).

bmugford · May 4, 2023

Centauri said:
The term "transformer" is a wide spread term at google.
That would mean that gpt occupies this term?
- which it cannot.

Besides that, gpt is a very generic abbreviation.

Open ai was a little late, claiming the term solely for itself,although "open" ai is supposed to be a non profit organization
()

Best regards

Sure, "GPT" itself can mean anything. I doubt OpenAI has an issue with "Green Portable Toilets".

Let's be honest though, the only reason people are registering "GPT" domains is because they are piggybacking off the "GPT" use by OpenAI.

Brad

SELMimo · May 4, 2023

drk_78 · May 4, 2023

CodeitGPT.com

Perfect fit for individuals and businesses looking to build, create, and innovate with coding using ChatGPT.

"Codeit" itself have numerous companies with suffix like app, software, technology, academy, worldwide to name a few

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