ChatGPT steps up its plan to become your default voice assistant on Android

A recent beta version of ChatGPT offers a select group of users the ability to make AI their device's new default voice assistant on Android.

This information comes from industry insiders. Mishaal Rahman in X (the platform formerly known as Twitter) who posted a video of himself testing the feature live. According to the post, users can add a shortcut to ChatGPT Assistant, as it is known, directly in the Android Quick Settings panel. Tapping the ChatGPT entry there brings up a new UI overlay on the screen, consisting of a white circle near the bottom of the screen. From there, you give a verbal cue, and after several seconds, the assistant responds with an answer.

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