Recently, OpenAI announced that its AI chat assistant ChatGPT has further expanded its integration with WhatsApp, adding multiple new features to enhance the user experience on WhatsApp.
Now, users can send images through WhatsApp chats, providing visual context for ChatGPT's responses. This feature can be used in various scenarios, such as identifying plants, translating signs, or recommending recipes based on photos of ingredients in the refrigerator.
Additionally, the WhatsApp integration supports voice message functionality, allowing users who prefer speaking over typing to interact with ChatGPT more conveniently. All these new features are available for free, applicable to users of ChatGPT's free version, Plus version, and Pro version. Users looking to start using these features can connect their ChatGPT account through various means, such as clicking the provided direct link, scanning a QR code, or adding the dedicated US phone number for ChatGPT, 1-800-242-8478, to their contacts.
With the launch of these new features, OpenAI has further bridged the gap between users and smart assistants, making interactions with ChatGPT more intuitive and efficient. This innovation not only enhances the user experience but also showcases the potential of AI in everyday life, enabling users to more easily obtain the information and advice they need.
In today's world where social media is increasingly popular, WhatsApp, as a widely used instant messaging tool, will attract more users to experience this smart assistant through its integration with ChatGPT. At the same time, this integration reflects the trend of AI technology moving towards a more humanized and convenient direction, allowing people to obtain help and information more smoothly in their communications.
Key Points:
📷 Users can send images through WhatsApp to provide visual context for ChatGPT.
🎤 Integration of voice message functionality makes it easy for users to interact with ChatGPT through speech.
💻 All new features are available for free, supporting all versions of ChatGPT.
