Move over Silicon Valley’s tech giants, there’s a new star rising from OpenAI’s chatGPT app. The app has been a jaw-dropping success, achieving 697,000 downloads within the span of 8 days since its launch in the U.S. The mobile app has now expanded to more than 30 countries around the world, and there is an Android version on the horizon.
OpenAI had not mentioned any plans to develop a mobile application beforehand, but the success has been overwhelming when compared to famous apps such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter which took years to reach millions of users. chatGPT’s app was able to reach 100 million users in a brief period of time. Now, with 697,000 downloads within 8 days, the app has cemented its position as a leader in the AI world, reported data.ai, an app intelligence provider.
chatGPT’s iOS app is free of charge and it has a remarkable voice input feature, powered by OpenAI’s open-source speech recognition model called “Whisper”. It also offers easy conversation history synchronization with the web.
OpenAI’s journey to success is an interesting story to follow. Founded in 2015 by former CEO Greg Brockman, OpenAI is a research laboratory creating artificial general intelligence for the benefit of humanity. It has now become one of the most successful new app launches in recent memory, and it was even able to beat out the well-known app at the time, “Truth Social” created by ex-President Donald Trump.
Overall, chatGPT is an interesting and accessible AI-powered chatbot that can quickly gather a large user base as its convenience has enabled it to become an elite application in the tech-world. Now, users can take advantage of the modern mobile application to experience the power of AI. From simple conversations to more advanced applications, users can be sure their data is handled in the safest way possible. Besides that, users can learn and master the technical aspect of using the chatGPT app, thanks to the comprehensive tutorials and step-by-step guide readily available on OpenAI’s website and social media.
