ChatGPT Enterprise, which underpins ChatGPT Gov, is currently going through the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, or FedRAMP, and has not yet been accredited for use on nonpublic data. Weil told CNBC it's a "long process," adding that he couldn't provide a timeline.
"I know President Trump is also looking at how we can potentially streamline that, because it's one way of getting more modern software tooling into the government and helping the government run more efficiently," Weil said. "So we're very excited about that."
But OpenAI's Millon said ChatGPT Gov will be available in the "near future," with customers potentially testing and using the product live "within a month." He said he foresees agencies with sensitive data, such as defense, law enforcement and health care, benefiting most from the product.