US EditionOpenAI Unveils ChatGPT App Integration Feature
OpenAI's ChatGPT now integrates apps like Spotify, Canva, and Zillow, enabling users to perform tasks within chat; Spotify is available in 145 countries, with more apps coming soon.
- Starting October 6, ChatGPT users can interact with Spotify, Canva, Expedia, Figma, Coursera, and Zillow directly, with the feature live for Free, Go, Plus, and Pro users.
- OpenAI says the move reflects a push to make ChatGPT a digital assistant, powered by a new Apps SDK unveiled at Dev Day that lets developers connect third-party tools.
- A demo showed Canva producing a poster from a short brief, while ChatGPT connected to Spotify to generate and save a playlist automatically and Zillow searched rentals under $1,000.
- A global rollout is expected later this year, and developers will soon be able to submit apps for review and monetization once guidelines are finalized.
- More integrations such as Uber and DoorDash are slated to arrive later this year, expanding ChatGPT as a multi-purpose hub while OpenAI faces a legal challenge by Ziff Davis.
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Spotify now integrated into ChatGPT, turning prompts into personalised playlists
Spotify has integrated with ChatGPT, allowing users to receive personalised music recommendations directly within their chats, the company announced on Tuesday. This fresh integration is now live in English across 145 countries on ChatGPT Free, Plus, and Pro accounts, on both web and mobile (iOS and Android), allowing free and premium Spotify users to discover and enjoy music through conversation, a press release from the company said. “Spotify …
Thanks to this feature, which is not yet available in Europe, the chatbot can use a whole bunch of apps to better meet users' demands.
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vosgesmatin.frOpenAI unveiled on Monday new features for ChatGPT, the number one model of artificial intelligence with 800 million weekly users, now able to interact with other applications of everyday life.
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