AAPL) iOS, OpenAI has announced the launch of the Android version of the ChatGPT app next week.
What Happened: On Friday, OpenAI tweeted the upcoming release of ChatGPT for Android next week, without specifying the exact launch date.
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The company has also included a preorder page in the Alphabet Inc.’s (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Google Play Store, allowing users to register and get the app installed once it becomes available.
The Android release comes just weeks after it was reported that ChatGPT experienced a drop in web traffic. Many users on Twitter also shared their concerns about GPT-4’s performance, saying it has become “dumber,” after which a Stanford University and UC Berkeley study drew the same conclusion.
OpenAI addressed this by asking users not to “change anything that would affect the outputs of a pinned model version.”
Why It’s Important: In the AI chatbot landscape, ChatGPT’s once unrivaled dominance is now being challenged by a surge of competitors. Several notable competitors, including Google Bard, MSFT) search engine, Bing, has emerged as a viable alternative platform for users.
While Google Bard currently lacks dedicated mobile apps for users and instead relies solely on its web-based interface, the Bing app has been available on both Android and iOS since February.
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