Key Highlights
- ChatGPT’s debut on Android next week
- Counterfeit app combat with authentic ChatGPT
- Premium ChatGPT Plus service available
- Pre-registration open on Google Play Store
OpenAI upcoming launch of ChatGPT for Android announcement follows the successful rollout of the iOS version, which quickly became a hit. This AI app garnered over half a million downloads in its first week. Starting next week, Android users can download the official ChatGPT from the Google Play Store.
The Android version of ChatGPT aims to tackle fake GPT apps that have flooded the market, providing a reliable and safe AI chat option. These unofficial apps have caused problems by exploiting the Android ecosystem, with some carrying harmful content.
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The Android ChatGPT will follow a similar pattern to its iOS cousin, with an initial launch in the United States and later in other countries. It will offer a premium service, ChatGPT Plus, costing Rs.1,700 ($20) per month. The Android version aims to deliver an experience similar to the iOS one, allowing you to sync your conversations and preferences across devices.
The AI company is also developing a new feature, “customized instructions,” especially for Plus plan users. Currently in its testing phase, this feature will let you give specific instructions to the AI chatbot, making it more personalized. Other recent updates from the iOS version, such as Bing integration and better history search, will also be included.
Pre-registration for the ChatGPT app is now open for Android users on the Google Play Store. Despite a reported decrease in traffic recently, the Android launch is expected to boost ChatGPT’s popularity again. So, Android users, get ready for a new AI chat experience next week!
