The ChatGPT AI-powered chatbot, the latest app available for your iPhone, has garnered significant interest due to concerns about its potential misuse, such as the possibility of students using it for cheating purposes and the existence of possible security holes created by agents malicious.
The version of ChatGPT for iPhones and iPads was released this week by Apple and has the ability to offer the voice interaction functionality, something that was not available in the desktop version released in November from 2022. It seems that, little by little, Siri may lose its intelligence position to the chatbot.
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Users can now ask questions and make requests to ChatGPT, which will respond surprisingly human-like. This natural responsiveness has been one of the highlights of the app.
Since the launch of ChatGPT, many users have been exploring its ability to create poems, songs, short stories and other types of creative content. OpenAI, the company responsible for the development of ChatGPT, has received positive feedback from users about the ease of use of the application on mobile devices, especially for those who are always on the go movement.
The company has also reassured Android device users by announcing that a smartphone app will be released soon, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the ChatGPT experience.
The arrival of ChatGPT for iPhones could spell the death knell for competing AI apps and even Apple's Siri, suggests Rowan Cheung, who writes The Rundown, a newsletter about AI developments.
Also, when connecting to Wi-Fi networks, it is important to be aware of the risks involved. OpenAI recommends following important tips and tricks to secure your network to ensure users' security and privacy. Enjoy the news!
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