After its success with Microsoft, OpenAI is all set to embark on a new journey. As per recent pieces of information, OpenAI has launched an official ChatGPT app for iPhone and iPad users. previously, ChatGPT was available to iOS users via several third-party apps. Among these third-party apps, some were reportedly scams. But now a dedicated version will provide users to safely use ChatGPT.
Basically, ChatGPT is an AI chatbot. It uses generative AI to answer queries and give feedback on different subjects. According to the company, ChatGPT can help users with quick answers, tailor-made bits of advice and suggestions, creative ideas, professional pieces of advice and input, and learning opportunities. Given the learning opportunity perspective of ChatGPT, users can learn a new language, or learn details about any topic. It can provide feedback, understanding of technical topics, and summaries that could be helpful for one’s profession. Furthermore, ChatGPT can write a poem, suggest gift ideas, and much more.
It doesn’t matter if a user uses ChatGPT on the web or on an iOS device, history will be synced across devices. The app is based on the Whisper speech recognition system. Currently, OpenAI has introduced the ChatGPT app for US users. in the coming weeks, the app will be introduced in more countries. Moreover, the company mentioned that the app will continuously receive new features and safety improvements based on user feedback.
Do note that the app is free to use. However, the ChatGPT Plus service costs $19.99 per month. It is the same payment plan as the one presented with ChatGPT web. Notably, the Plus plan is available even when the demand is high, it offers quick responses, as well as early access to new features like GPT-4. GPT-4 is the advanced version of ChatGPT. In order to use the ChatGPT app, an OpenAI account is required. Users in the US can download the app from App Store.
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