A few months ago and fed up with copycats, OpenAI launched the official ChatGPT app on iPhone. This was an acclaimed launch because, after months of accessing the web version, users were dying to have a ChatGPT app and There were developers who took advantage of launching rogue apps. This was a problem because most of them had malware.

However, after the iPhone launch, the company confirmed it. They were working on a version of ChatGPT for Android, but they didn’t give an estimated date other than “soon”. Now the wait is over and we will have our official application next week. AND you can register now.

You can be one of the first to try the official ChatGPT app on Android

2023 has been crazy when it comes to the implementation of artificial intelligence. OpenAI received a lot of attention last yearbut interestingly, it was Microsoft with the Bing browser with integrated GPT-4 that allowed Android users to easily access the system.

Google didn’t waste time and after a somewhat controversial launch, at Google I/O they presented their new language model and integration of their artificial intelligence Bard with many systems. Also, although it took some time, Bard was already available in Spain and it was clear that ChatGPT was lagging behind. Until now.

And so, through a message twitterOpenAI confirmed this Official ChatGPT app for Android coming next week. They didn’t give a date, but they activated the pre-registration on the Play Store, which you can access from this link.

With the official application we will have an account and therefore a conversation history, open source voice recognition and ad-free browsing. Available completely free of chargehowever, you can pay $19.99 to access ChatGPT Plus, giving you access to both the latest version of the language model, GPT-4, and future updates.

So, if you’re wondering when it’s coming, you already have a launch window. We’ll see if it’s too latebecause we’ve seen interest in GPT dwindle, and in addition, Apple seems to be working on an artificial intelligence to compete against OpenAI and Google.

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