OpenAI has released the official version of its AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT on Apple’s App Store and hints that there will be an Android version “soon”.
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According to an announcement on May 18, The ChatGPT application syncs the user’s chat history with its web version and features voice input supported by OpenAI’s Whisper speech recognition model.
OpenAI says it has released the app for iPhone and iPad users in the United States and that it will roll out to other countries “in the coming weeks.”
A full global rollout would allow a portion of Apple’s 2 billion active devices to access the OpenAI chatbot application.in the middle of the race for the adoption of AI.
AI enthusiasts have been trying to use ChatGPT features on their mobile devices for monthsand many resort to a series of relatively complex solutions to try to integrate the chatbot with Siri, the virtual assistant of the iPhone.
Until now, one of the easiest ways to access OpenAI software on a mobile device has been to use Microsoft’s Bing app, which offers access to the company’s GPT-4 chatbot. Google’s newly introduced Bard, which is currently the biggest competitor to ChatGPT, has yet to be released as a mobile app version.
Both the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store have proliferated applications that claim to offer a service similar to OpenAI’s ChatGPT; some have turned out to be copycat apps that charge a subscription fee even higher than ChatGPT itself, according to reports.
ChatGPT Plus subscribers will have access to GPT-4 functions, as well as new features and faster response times on their iOS devices.
