OpenAI CEO Sam Altman delivered a keynote address at Microsoft in Redmond, Washington, on February 7, 2023.
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OpenAI, the leading AI startup with strong backing from Microsoft, has launched the Android version of its revolutionary ChatGPT app. This release follows the successful launch of the iOS app in May, marking a significant expansion beyond OpenAI’s website. The app offers seamless synchronization of user history across devices and supports voice input. Users can now obtain instant answers to questions, receive guides or advice, explore creative inspiration, and even generate summaries and drafts for emails or presentations.
However, it is essential to approach the chatbot’s responses with caution, as the AI model occasionally produces incorrect or misguided information due to its training on internet data.
The Android app is currently available in the United States, India, Bangladesh, and Brazil, with OpenAI planning to expand its availability to other regions in the coming week.
This development comes amidst an intensifying AI competition among chatbot leaders such as Microsoft, Google, and Anthropic. Tech giants are racing to not only release new chatbot apps but also introduce innovative features like visual search, aiming to encourage widespread adoption of generative AI in daily routines.
This year, Microsoft’s remarkable $10 billion investment in OpenAI solidified its position as the biggest AI investment of the year. In addition, OpenAI reportedly raised $300 million in a share sale with a valuation between $27-29 billion, attracting investments from prominent firms like Sequoia Capital and Andreessen Horowitz.
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