Resolves YES if:

• The web UI at chat.openai.com allows image inputs within some conversations, for any persons not affiliates of OpenAI or Microsoft.

Resolves 50% if:

• The web UI at chat.openai.com is announced to support inline images in some conversations, or there is strong evidence that the UI supports it for some non-affiliates. However, I am unable to verify a non-affiliate's access. Then, the market will be held open for up to 6 additional months to confirm it is eventually released to non-affiliates and resolved 50%.

Resolves NO if any of:

• No verified access in 2023, and no announcement or strong evidence of private testing.

• No verified access in 2023, and regardless of announcements or evidence, no verified access through June 2024.

• ChatGPT is permanently taken down during 2023

• Image inputs are accessible in Playground but not chat.openai.com

• ChatGPT is renamed to a different product, even if the UI looks similar.

Definitions:

• An "affiliate of X" is an employee, owner, investor, contractor, or vendor signing an NDA of X. Customers bound by a Terms of Service are not considered affiliates.

• "Strong evidence" means a press release, journalist article, interview with an affiliate.

• "Verify" means either personally using it, observing someone I believe to be a non-affiliate using it, or seeing a journalist report access.

• "ChatGPT": OpenAI is allowed to change their domain name, but the product must be substantially similar: A list of conversations each of which supports tree-branching, rerolling of responses, automatic summarization of the conversation. ChatGPT-branded mobile or desktop or other apps do not count, only the web interface accessible at its primary domain. If "ChatGPT" is renamed with a minor change (e.g. "GPTChat"), it's considered the same product; if it's renamed to something very different (e.g. "Open Chat Experiences"), then it's considered a different product even if the UI looks similar.

• "Image Inputs" means either uploading of images from disk, uploading of images taken from camera, or hotlinking of images. If novel forms of image input are discovered(uploading Turtle programs?), I retain the option to count those too.