By now, most of the internet traffic travels on mobile devices. Smartphones have become the most used device where once the computer was. Now artificial intelligence has entered our lives and we need to combine these two things. As? Using ChatGPT on Android. That's right, because according to what announced by OpenAI itself, the chatbot is coming to Android.
How to use ChatGPT on Android? Very simple, with a dedicated app that will arrive very soon
The mobile application of OpenAI's ChatGPT has finally entered the world of mobile devices, being now available on the App Store for iOS. This marks an important step for OpenAI, which promises that an app ChatGPT is also coming to Android soon. So far, ChatGPT has mostly been accessible through web browsers, lacking a native mobile app for a long time. However, OpenAI has announced the release of the ChatGPT app on the App Store for iOS, although Android users will have to wait a little longer.
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It's not clear how long "early" means for OpenAI, but it's expected to be not too far in the future. When the app comes to Android, it's expected to have a structure similar to that of the currently available iOS app. Premium users will be able to access a more advanced version of the language model called GPT-4, which will offer more powerful performance and faster response times. Free users will be able to use Whisper, OpenAI's speech recognition software, and sync the app across multiple devices. Basically, the application offers the same functionality that was available before, but now it is available as a native app.
This move comes at a time when Google is looking to broaden its presence in artificial intelligence with new projects such as Duet AI and the integration of generative AI into Google Search. While these features aren't exactly a chatbot, AI in search should theoretically provide reliable information, provided the language model is able to distinguish between fact and fiction.
