The official ChatGPT mobile app is here, but we also have some bad news

ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot based on machine learning, conquered the world in just a few days, as millions flew to it in the first week after its release in November, and by February, the service managed to pass the 100 million active user base.

Of course, the success also attracted the attention of developers fishing in confusion, who have not been able to produce fake ChatGPT applications since then, the installation of which entails serious risks. The good news is that almost half a year after the launch, the chatbot’s official app has actually been released, but the bad news is that not nearly everyone has it.

OpenAI initially only made the application available on iPhones and only in the United States. THE the company announcement promises, that at some point in the next few weeks the support will be extended to other countries, but the android camp will have to be satisfied with the fact that they will be in line “soon”. For now, the vast majority of the world is left with the Bing Chat application, which is also based on OpenAI’s GPT language model and has been available for some time on Android and iOS.

The official app of ChatGPT is free, like the service, and includes the usual functions of a text generator, and also integrates the Whisper speech recognition that enables voice-based commands, which is also a development of OpenAI. Smooth use is facilitated by the fact that the application automatically synchronizes conversations between platforms, so you can easily switch between the web and mobile interface.

On the other hand, those who want to get the most out of the app are encouraged by OpenAI to sign up for the $20 monthly ChatGPT Plus subscription, which provides benefits such as instant responses and access to the more advanced GPT-4 language model.

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