ChatGPT, the chat bot that OpenAI launched in the past months, caused a sensation all over the world. For this reason, many companies have started to make moves on the bot, which reveals how much artificial intelligence has developed. For example, Microsoft recently brought ChatGPT support to its search engine Bing.
Now, a similar move has come from the popular social media application Snapchat. The US-based technology giant stated that it will provide users with an artificial intelligence experience and introduced its own chat bot ‘My AI’. It was stated that My AI was created with OpenAI’s GPT technology.
You will need to be a Plus subscriber to use Snapchat’s chatbot
Snapchat stated that those who want to use My AI should be a Snapchat Plus subscriber. Recently introduced, Snapchat Plus is the company’s paid subscription system for $3.99. It should be noted that the system is not currently available in our country.
Snapchat states that although it is available to paid subscribers for now, their goal is to bring the bot to its users all over the world. CEO Evan Spiegel, on the other hand, says about the bot, which will be pinned above your friends in the chat section, “The main idea here is that you talk to artificial intelligence every day in addition to your family and friends.”
Simply put, My AI is kind of like a Snapchat version of ChatGPT. The main difference is that Snapchat’s bot is limited in replies. The company has trained him to adhere to security policies and not to make comments that contain opinions about risky things like profanity, violence, sexuality or politics. Also, things like printing articles were prevented. If you remember, bans on this issue started to appear in schools because many students had artificial intelligence do their homework.
In addition to these, users will be able to give the bot the name they want and add images. After that, many functions such as chatting with the artificial intelligence product, getting ideas from it, making plans will be able to be performed.
Snapchat also warns about caution when talking to the chatbot
The US company also gave some warnings in the introduction of the new chatbot. The statement advised users not to share any secrets with the chatbot and not to rely on it for advice. It was also emphasized that conversations with My AI will be stored and used to improve the product in the future.
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