Snap today launched an intelligent chatbot based on the latest version of the popular ChatGPT client.
According to the company's CEO (Evan Spiegel), chatbots based on artificial intelligence technologies will increasingly become a part of more people's daily lives.
The new chatbot, called My AI, will be pinned to the chat tab of the app (Snapchat) above other chats with friends, and Spiegel tells The Verge that the bot will initially be available to its paid user service (Snapchat Plus). .) Snapchat+ costs $3.99 per month, and the company intends to eventually make it available to all of Snapchat's 750 million monthly active users.
Der Spiegel also said: "The big idea is that we not only talk to our friends and family every day, but we also talk to AI every day." "We're doing it very well as a postal service," he added.
Currently, MyAI is a fast, mobile-friendly version of Snapchat's ChatGBT, but the main difference is that the Snapchat bot is more limited than AI's OpenAI. ) Open AI. Snap employees trained the bot to follow its trust and safety policies and not to provide responses that contain insults, violence, sexually explicit content, or opinions on controversial topics such as politics.
The bot has also been stripped of features that have led to GBT chat being banned in some schools such as: writing scientific papers on various subjects. Snap plans to continue monitoring MyAI as it uses more content and flags inappropriate responses.
Snap is an early customer for Foundry, the new enterprise OpenAI service that enables organizations to run version 3.5 of GPT Chat and provide custom computing services for their workloads.
In the future, Spiegel says, the company could integrate language models from other companies in addition to OpenAI models and use the data collected by chatbots to improve its AI work.