ChatGPT expands its influence! The chatbot developed by OpenAI and owned by Microsoft is coming to Android, iOS, Skype and Microsoft Edge. The AI even has a voice search function! Here’s everything you need to know about it.
ChatGPT is the AI that needs no introduction. Capable of the best and the worst, this chatbot was bought for a tidy sum by Microsoft. Since then, the firm has made its acquisition profitable by offering artificial intelligence for its Bing search engine. Enough to make Google tremble!
After browser availability, ChatGPT is now available on Android, iOS, Edge and Skype. Here’s how to take advantage of it.
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ChatGPT invites itself on several new supports
The Bing app has a brand new version on Android and iOS. In addition to a redesigned design, ChatGPT is on hand to interact with it from your smartphone or tablet. It is possible to adapt the display of answers. For example, the display of answers can be done via text (with a simplification option) or with bullets.
That’s not all since ChatGPT is available on Skype. It is enough identify Bing in your chat group in writing ” @Bing as you would a human in your contacts. The chatbot is present in your discussion and answers all your questions.
ChatGPT is also present on Microsoft Edge browser, mobile as browser, via a waiting list.
The other big news is that ChatGPT is now compatible with the voice of the user. Voice search allows you to ask your questions to the artificial intelligence and get an immediate answer, just like with text.
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How to use ChatGPT on Android, iOS, Skype and Edge?
To enjoy ChatGPT on Android and iOS, you have to go through the Bing application. Here’s how.
Regarding Skype, same thing, here are the official iOS and Android links of the messaging service:
To find ChatGPT on Microsoft Edge browser, you have to register on the waiting list at this address.
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Note that the deployment is progressive, you may not immediately be able to enjoy the chatbot on one of the supports. It will take a handful of days, weeks or even months for all users to have access to it.
