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OpenAI Adds Support for Pictures and Voice Notes to ChatGPT on WhatsApp
The makers of ChatGPT shared last year that an integration with WhatsApp was arriving soon. This would give users the chance to chat with the tool located inside the messaging app directly. Now, the firm is taking the integration one step further by adding support for the feature so users’ voice notes and pictures are linked to ChatGPT on the texting platform.
OpenAI Just Introduced More Ways to Use ChatGPT on WhatsApp
You can reach out to the generative AI by calling 1-800-CHATGPT (no, really)—or, if you have WhatsApp, you can text that same number to share what's on your mind. While many of ChatGPT's distinct features were missing,
OpenAI introduces new features for WhatsApp users — here’s what’s new
OpenAI has expanded ChatGPT's capabilities within WhatsApp, including uploading images, sending voice messages and linking existing ChatGPT accounts directly through the messaging platform. These updates have been rolled out to all users globally, ensuring that individuals worldwide can benefit from enhanced functionalities.
ChatGPT in WhatsApp just got an update that'll make you actually want to text it
New ChatGPT experience in WhatsApp . On Monday, OpenAI announced that users could now upload images in the WhatsApp chat, just like they would when using the chatbot on the browse
ChatGPT updated on WhatsApp, now you can ask questions through photos and voice messages.
ChatGPT has been updated on WhatsApp. Earlier you could ask questions to ChatGPT through text on WhatsApp. Now this facility has expanded to photos and voice messages. WhatsApp ChatGPT Update: OpenAI made its popular AI chatbot ChatGPT available on WhatsApp last year.
ChatGPT on WhatsApp gets major update: Image and voice inputs now supported
WhatsApp users can now interact with OpenAI's ChatGPT through image and voice inputs. The updates, allowing photo and voice message submissions, enhance user experience and are expected to lead to future developments like direct account sign-ins via WhatsApp.
Everything you need to know about OpenAI’s browser-based agent, Operator
OpenAI's Operator promises to abolish browser-based drudgery, here's everything you need to know about the AI agent and when ...
OpenAI drops sign in requirement for ChatGPT search
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Search in October 2024 and then made it free for all users in mid-December. Now, you don’t even need an account to use ChatGPT Search. How ...
OpenAI Rolls Out ChatGPT Search To All Users, No Sign-Up Required: Here's How It Works
OpenAI has rolled out the web search feature for all ChatGPT users, providing real-time, accurate answers without sign-ups.
OpenAI launches 'deep research' AI agent for ChatGPT
On the heels of its o3 mini release, OpenAI announced a new ChatGPT agent for handling in-depth research. Appropriately, it's ...
OpenAI Makes ‘o3-mini’ Free for All ChatGPT Users; Plus Users Get ‘o3-mini-high’
Thanks to DeepSeek, OpenAI has released its frontier o3-mini model for free to all ChatGPT users. ChatGPT Plus users get the ...
OpenAI’s Operator Lets ChatGPT Use the Web for You
The new tool, called Operator, is an AI agent: It relies on an AI model trained on both text and images to interpret commands ...
OpenAI just released 03-mini to fight DeepSeek — the first 'reasoning model' that's free in ChatGPT
The o3-mini model can be used on the free tier of ChatGPT by selecting the "Reason" feature in ChatGPT, with rate limits ...
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OpenAI Partners With Kakao On AI Solutions
OpenAI announced a second significant partnership with a prominent Asian partner this week, announcing on Tuesday that it will work with chat app operator Kakao to build artificial intelligence ...
DeepSeek Has Gotten OpenAI Fired Up
Perhaps Stargate, OpenAI’s flashy new infrastructure project, will ease the feeling of scarcity internally. Crusoe, the ...
The New York Times Has Spent $10.8M In Its Legal Battle With OpenAI So Far
The paper, buoyed by its 11 million-plus paid subscribers, is one of the few news outlets that can afford to engage in yearslong litigation with Big Tech.