OpenAI, the company behind the ChatGPT app, is expected to release an Android version this week.
OpenAI said on Friday that the app for its widely used AI chatbot will soon be available on the Google Play Store.
The official release of ChatGPT for Android! The firm tweeted that the software will be made available to customers next week and will be available for pre-order on the Google Play Store starting today. However, the actual release date should have been mentioned. Like the iOS ChatGPT app, it could first debut in the United States. Since then, more and more nations have begun to join in.
This week has no firm release date, but the app may be pre-registered on the Play Store. This will cause the app to be downloaded and installed on your smartphone as soon as it becomes accessible to the general public.
In July 2023, two months after the iOS version for iPhones and iPads was released in May 2023, ChatGPT debuted on Android. The AI chatbot has received over 10,000 evaluations on the App Store, earning it a 4.4-star rating and the number two spot in the productivity section. Five hundred thousand copies were downloaded in the first week.
The software is anticipated to function similarly effectively on Android, with no technical issues.
GPT-3.5, the same model that drives the web-based, no-cost version of ChatGPT, will be available for free download and usage on Android. You’ll have to shell out some cash to use ChatGPT Plus on an Android device.
According to OpenAI, the official app syncs your history across devices and provides access to the latest updates to the OpenAI models.
Following On From iOS
ChatGPT’s online interface made it available to mobile users before it launched. However, a specialized app should provide a more streamlined experience. Since Whisper, OpenAI’s speech-recognition system, is included in the mobile version, iPhone users may also command the chatbot by speaking to it. The Android version’s voice capabilities were questionable up until the point of release.
The Bing app, developed by Microsoft and available for iOS and Android, has been around since February. However, Google’s Bard AI chatbot still needs to have its dedicated mobile app.
Refrain from allowing your enthusiasm to get the best of you, though, or you can end up with the wrong app. There is a proliferation of fake ChatGPT applications that attempt to trick you into paying for in-app purchases or downloading malware onto your device.
