OpenAI’s Chat GPT, an AI chatbot, has taken the tech industry by storm with its human-like conversations. Initially, you could only use the bot on its official website, but its swift popularity showed the need for a mobile version.
The iOS app was a hit, with more than half a million downloads in its first week. Experts believe the Android app will do even better, thanks to Android’s larger user base.
One big selling point of the app is its user-friendly design. You can use the chatbot on a web browser, but the app makes the experience smoother and simpler. Plus, it allows users to sync their chat histories across devices, making it easy to switch between web and app versions.
Chat GPT’s Android app is free in Kenya, allowing more people to use the AI chatbot’s clever features. This move is a big step forward for AI chat tools, hinting at a future where AI conversations on mobile are the norm.
Two months after the iOS version, the Android app is now available in the US, India, Bangladesh, and Brazil. OpenAI has chosen to release the app in stages, and promises more countries will get access soon. This is great news for Android users worldwide, who now have a free app that can keep up with their conversations on any device and includes the latest features from OpenAI.
The release of the Android app is a significant moment, despite recent reports of slower response times from Chat GPT. The app makes this advanced chat tool more accessible, showing how AI can improve our everyday communication.
Chat GPT hit the ground running when it was launched in November 2022, reaching 100 million users in just four months. It’s based on GPT-3.5 and GPT-4, but only Chat GPT Plus members in India can use the GPT-4 version. They pay a monthly fee of Rs 1,999 for the privilege. As the app becomes available in more places, it’s set to change how we interact with AI chatbots on our phones, proving the power of AI in our daily chats.
