He also currently develops and runs The Equestrian app for horse owners and businesses, which has more than 35,000 members representing more than 45,000 horses worldwide. He previously founded and ran business-intelligence consulting company Extended Results, which was acquired by Tibco Software in 2013. He makes software through his Creative Data Studios one-person development shop. Husting is now working on a larger bundle of ChatGPT add-ins for Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Outlook, as well. “What I’m doing is available for everybody to use and take advantage of now, because why wouldn’t you?” “They might kill it off in a year or two, when they add something to Office, and I’m cool with that, too,” he said. Speaking with GeekWire earlier this week, Husting wasn’t sure if Microsoft would approve Ghostwriter for the Office Add-in store, given the potential conflict with its own plans, but it went through without any problem. Software developer and entrepreneur Patrick Husting on his horse, Black Stretch Limo, the great-great-great grandson of the legendary Secretariat. Users also need a free OpenAI account for an API key to make calls to the OpenAI service. It comes in a Basic edition ($10 one-time fee) that uses ChatGPT and limits responses to about two paragraphs and a Pro edition ($25 one-time fee) that offers all available OpenAI language models and a configurable response length.
After receiving approval from Microsoft, Ghostwriter is available as of today inside the Office Add-in store.
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