OpenAI launches app ChatGPT for smartphones

A OpenAI, a company sponsored by Microsoft that is behind the ChatGPT, reported, this Thursday (18), that the launch took place after hearing from users “who love using the ChatGPT in motion".

When migrating to smartphones, OpenAI continues to advance in the search engine market, dominated mainly by Google, which has been put under pressure by the rise of generative AI.

Offered free of charge, the app will allow users to “have accurate information without the need to filter advertising or multiple results”, informed the OpenAI on your website, giving a subtle jab to the search engine of the Google.

The app can also offer “cooking guidance, travel plans or thoughtful message creation,” the company added.

A OpenAI reported that it is launching in the United States and will expand to other countries in the coming weeks. O ChatGPT it should be available for Android devices “soon”, he explained.

The powers of ChatGPT are also now available on smartphones through Bing, the internet search engine. Microsoft, which uses the technology of OpenAI.

The app store also has apps that ride the AI ​​wave. Meta, the company that owns Facebook, issued an alert last month about malicious software passing through the ChatGPT or similar AI tools.

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