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ChatGPT: The Ultimate Guide to OpenAI’s Revolutionary AI Chatbot

ChatGPT: The Ultimate Guide to OpenAI's Revolutionary AI Chatbot

Since its explosive debut in November 2022, ChatGPT, OpenAI’s groundbreaking AI chatbot, has become a global phenomenon. What began as a simple tool to boost productivity by generating text and code from basic prompts has transformed into a digital giant, boasting an incredible 300 million weekly active users. For those in the cryptocurrency and blockchain space, understanding the evolution of generative AI tools like ChatGPT is crucial, as these technologies are starting to influence everything from content creation to smart contract development. Let’s dive deep into everything you need to know about this transformative technology and its journey.

The Meteoric Rise of ChatGPT: From Launch to Global Sensation

2024 was truly a landmark year for OpenAI. The company cemented its position at the forefront of generative AI with several key developments:

  • Apple Intelligence Partnership: A significant collaboration with Apple to integrate OpenAI’s generative AI capabilities into Apple’s ecosystem.
  • GPT-4o Unleashed: The release of the advanced GPT-4o model, featuring impressive voice capabilities, further blurring the lines between human and AI interaction.
  • Sora’s Text-to-Video Magic: The highly anticipated launch of Sora, OpenAI‘s text-to-video model, showcased the breathtaking potential of AI in content creation.

However, the path wasn’t without its bumps. OpenAI also navigated internal challenges and external pressures:

  • Leadership Shake-ups: Notable departures of key executives, including co-founder Ilya Sutskever and CTO Mira Murati, raised eyebrows and sparked discussions about the company’s direction.
  • Legal Battles: Lawsuits alleging copyright infringement from media giants like Alden Global Capital, and an injunction attempt from Elon Musk concerning OpenAI’s for-profit transition, added legal complexities.
  • Facing Chinese Competition: In 2025, a growing narrative emerged suggesting OpenAI is facing increasing competition from Chinese AI rivals like DeepSeek, intensifying the global AI chatbot race.

As we move into 2025, OpenAI is focused on strengthening its ties with Washington while pursuing ambitious data center projects and reportedly preparing for a massive funding round. It’s clear that ChatGPT and OpenAI are not just fleeting trends but are shaping the future of technology and how we interact with it.

ChatGPT Timeline: Key Updates and Milestones

To keep track of ChatGPT‘s rapid evolution, here’s a timeline of significant product updates and releases, starting with the most recent:

Month Update
March 2025
  • Image Generation Upgrade: ChatGPT can now use GPT-4o to generate and edit images, initially for Pro plan users, with free user rollout delayed due to high demand.
  • Leadership Changes: Brad Lightcap becomes COO for global expansion, Mark Chen is Chief Research Officer, and Julia Villagra is Chief People Officer.
  • Advanced Voice Assistant: Real-time, more personable voice assistant with improved conversational capabilities, available to free tier users with enhanced features for paid users.
  • India Expansion Talks: OpenAI and Meta in discussions with Reliance for AI chatbot service expansion in India, potentially distributing ChatGPT via Reliance Jio.
  • Privacy Complaint in Europe: Noyb files privacy complaint over defamatory hallucinations by ChatGPT, highlighting GDPR concerns.
February 2025
  • Transcription and Voice AI Upgrades: New, improved text-to-speech and speech-to-text models added to APIs.
  • o1-pro Model Launch: More powerful version of o1 model released for select developers.
  • AI Reasoning Models: OpenAI research lead suggests certain AI reasoning models could have been developed decades earlier.
  • Creative Writing AI: Sam Altman teases a new model excelling in creative writing, though its release is uncertain.
  • Tools for AI Agents: New tools launched for businesses to build custom AI agents using OpenAI models, replacing Assistants API.
  • Agent Pricing Rumors: Reports of specialized AI ‘agents’ costing up to $20,000 monthly for PhD-level research capabilities.
  • Direct Code Editing: macOS ChatGPT app now allows direct code editing in developer tools.
  • User Growth Surge: ChatGPT weekly active users doubled to 300M in less than 6 months, then to 400M by February 2025.
  • o3 Model Cancellation: OpenAI cancels o3, focusing on a ‘unified’ GPT-5 release integrating o3 tech.
  • Lower Power Consumption: Analysis suggests ChatGPT may be less power-hungry than previously estimated.
  • o3-mini Thought Process: OpenAI reveals more of o3-mini’s reasoning process for user transparency.
  • Web Search Without Login: ChatGPT web search now accessible without user login.
  • ‘Deep Research’ Agent: New AI agent designed for in-depth, complex research tasks.
  • AI Persuasion Testing: OpenAI used Reddit’s r/ChangeMyView to test AI persuasion abilities.
  • o3-mini Launch: New ‘reasoning’ model o3-mini released as part of the o family.
  • Mobile User Demographics: Report shows ChatGPT mobile users are predominantly male (85%) and young.
  • ChatGPT Gov: Dedicated ChatGPT plan launched for US government agencies.
  • Teen Usage for Schoolwork: More teens using ChatGPT for schoolwork, despite known limitations.
  • Operator Data Retention: OpenAI may store deleted Operator data for up to 90 days.
  • Operator AI Agent: Research preview of Operator, an AI agent for autonomous web tasks.
  • Pro Plan Operator Preview: Operator may be previewed for $200/month Pro plan users.
  • Phone Number Sign-ups: OpenAI tests phone number-only signups for ChatGPT.
  • Task Scheduling: New beta feature for scheduling reminders and recurring tasks in ChatGPT.
  • Customizable Traits: New feature lets users assign traits like ‘chatty’ and ‘Gen Z’ to ChatGPT.
January 2025
  • Dublin Tourism Partnership: Dublin City Council partners with OpenAI to use GPT-4 for personalized tourism itineraries.
  • Law Firm Billing Controversy: Law firm criticized for using ChatGPT to justify a six-figure legal bill.
  • Bizarre Bug: ChatGPT experienced a multi-hour bug causing nonsensical answers.
  • Match Group Partnership: Match Group announces OpenAI deal, using ChatGPT for employee tasks.
  • Memory Feature: ChatGPT begins rolling out ‘memory’ controls, allowing users to manage what the AI chatbot remembers.
  • Temporary Chat: OpenAI launches ‘Temporary Chat’ for dialogues without history or memory.
December 2024
  • Search Misleading Research: Research reveals ChatGPT Search can be tricked into generating misleading summaries.
  • AGI Definition: Microsoft and OpenAI reportedly have a finance-centric definition of AGI based on profit targets.
  • Safety Policy Training: OpenAI trained o1 and o3 to ‘think’ about its safety policy.
  • o3 Reasoning Models: OpenAI announces new o3 and o3-mini reasoning models.
  • Landline Access: ChatGPT made accessible via a 1-800 number for landline and flip phone users.
  • Search Expansion: ChatGPT Search brought to free, logged-in users.
  • Outage Blame: OpenAI blames a massive ChatGPT outage on a ‘new telemetry service’.
  • Santa Mode: Limited-time ‘Santa Mode’ voice available for ChatGPT users.
  • Vision for Voice Mode: Real-time video capabilities added to Advanced Voice Mode.
  • Outage and Apple Intelligence Denial: ChatGPT and Sora outage, OpenAI denies Apple Intelligence rollout link.
  • Canvas Rollout: Canvas, OpenAI’s collaboration interface, rolls out to all users.
  • Sora Sign-up Pause: OpenAI pauses Sora sign-ups due to high demand.
  • Sora Release: Sora released for ChatGPT Plus and Pro users.
  • ChatGPT Pro Subscription: $200/month ChatGPT Pro subscription launched with full o1 model access.
  • 12 Days of Reveals: OpenAI announces ‘12 Days of OpenAI’ with daily product reveals.
  • 300M Weekly Users: ChatGPT surpasses 300 million weekly active users.
November 2024
  • ‘David Mayer’ Crash: Name ‘David Mayer’ found to crash ChatGPT, possibly due to privacy requests.
  • Ad Exploration: OpenAI considers ads for ChatGPT, though no active plans yet.
  • Canadian News Lawsuit: Canadian media companies sue OpenAI for copyright infringement.
  • GPT-4o Upgrade: GPT-4o model updated with improved creative writing and file handling.
  • Voice Mode on Web: Advanced Voice Mode expands to ChatGPT web users.
  • Mac App Code Reading: macOS ChatGPT app can read code from developer apps.
  • Safety Researcher Exit: Lead safety researcher Lilian Weng departs OpenAI.
  • Election News Redirection: ChatGPT directed 2M users to trusted news sources for election info.
  • Chat.com Acquisition: OpenAI acquires Chat.com domain name.
  • Meta Hardware Lead Hire: Former Meta hardware lead joins OpenAI for robotics and hardware.
  • Apple In-App Upgrade: Apple to include ChatGPT Plus upgrade option in Settings app.
October 2024
  • Compute Capacity Delay: Sam Altman cites compute capacity as delaying product releases.
  • Google Search Challenger: OpenAI launches ChatGPT Search, a Google Search competitor.
  • Voice Mode on Desktop: Advanced Voice Mode comes to Mac and PC ChatGPT apps.
  • AI Chip Planning: OpenAI reportedly planning to build its first in-house AI chip.
  • Chat History Search: Users can now search through their ChatGPT chat history.
  • Apple Intelligence Integration: ChatGPT integrates with Apple Intelligence in iOS 18.1 update.
  • ‘Orion’ Model Denial: OpenAI denies reports of releasing an ‘Orion’ AI model in 2024.
  • Windows App Preview: OpenAI previews dedicated Windows app for ChatGPT.
  • Hearst Content Deal: OpenAI inks content deal with Hearst for news content.
  • Canvas Interface: ChatGPT introduces ‘Canvas’ interface for writing and coding projects.
  • $6.6B Funding Round: OpenAI raises $6.6B, valued at $157B.
  • Realtime API: Dev Day brings Realtime API to AI app developers.
September 2024
  • Price Increase Rumors: Reports suggest OpenAI may raise ChatGPT prices to $44 by 2029.
  • Mira Murati Departure: OpenAI CTO Mira Murati initially announced to leave, but this was retracted shortly after and was in fact about Ilya Sutskever and other researchers leaving.
  • Advanced Voice Mode Rollout: Advanced Voice Mode with new voices and design rolls out to paid users.
  • Graphing Calculator ChatGPT: YouTuber finds way to run ChatGPT on a graphing calculator.
  • o1 Model Announcement: OpenAI announces o1, a new model that can fact-check itself.
  • Bomb-Making Jailbreak: Hacker tricks ChatGPT into giving bomb-making instructions.
  • 1M Corporate Users: OpenAI reaches 1 million paid users for corporate ChatGPT offerings.
  • VW Voice Assistant: Volkswagen rolls out ChatGPT voice assistant to US vehicles.
August 2024
  • Condé Nast Content Deal: OpenAI inks content deal with Condé Nast for magazine content.
  • Advanced Voice Mode Impressions: Bitcoin World’s first impressions of ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice Mode.
  • Election Influence Operation: OpenAI shuts down Iranian election influence operation using ChatGPT.
  • GPT-4o Quirks: OpenAI finds GPT-4o exhibits weird behaviors like voice mimicking and shouting.
  • Mobile App Revenue Record: ChatGPT mobile app reports its biggest revenue month yet.
  • Watermarking Tool Debate: OpenAI debates releasing a watermarking tool to detect ChatGPT cheating.
July 2024
  • Advanced Voice Mode Rollout (Alpha): ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice Mode alpha starts rolling out to select users.
  • SearchGPT Prototype: OpenAI announces SearchGPT, a new AI search prototype.
  • $5B Loss Report: Report claims OpenAI could lose $5 billion in 2024.
  • GPT-4o mini Unveiled: OpenAI unveils GPT-4o mini, a smaller, faster model.
  • Los Alamos Partnership: OpenAI partners with Los Alamos lab for bioscience research.
June 2024
  • CriticGPT Model: OpenAI makes CriticGPT to find mistakes in GPT-4 code.
  • TIME Content Deal: OpenAI inks content deal with TIME magazine.
  • Voice Mode Delay: ChatGPT’s new Voice Mode delayed to July, potentially fall for full rollout.
  • Mac App Release: ChatGPT app for Mac released for all users.
  • Apple ChatGPT Integration: Apple brings ChatGPT to Siri and other apps.
  • Johansson Testimony Invite: House subcommittee invites Scarlett Johansson to testify about ‘Sky’ voice controversy.
  • Outages: ChatGPT experiences two outages in a single day.
May 2024
  • Content Deals: The Atlantic and Vox Media ink content deals with OpenAI.
  • PwC Enterprise Deal: OpenAI signs 100K PwC workers to ChatGPT Enterprise.
  • GPT-4 Successor Training: OpenAI announces training of GPT-4 successor.
  • Board ChatGPT Discovery: Former OpenAI director claims board found out about ChatGPT on Twitter.
  • Mobile Revenue Spike: ChatGPT mobile app revenue spikes after GPT-4o launch.
  • Scarlett Johansson Voice Removal: OpenAI to remove ChatGPT’s Scarlett Johansson-like voice.
  • Cloud File Integration: ChatGPT lets users add files from Google Drive and OneDrive.
  • Reddit Data Deal: OpenAI inks deal to train AI on Reddit data.
  • GPT-4o ‘Omni’ Model: OpenAI debuts GPT-4o ‘omni’ model powering ChatGPT.
  • Content Opt-Out Tool: OpenAI to build tool for creators to opt out of AI training.
  • AI Porn Exploration: OpenAI explores allowing AI porn with new NSFW policy.
  • Stack Overflow Partnership: OpenAI and Stack Overflow announce partnership.
April 2024
  • Newspaper Copyright Lawsuit: US newspapers file copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft.
  • Financial Times Deal: OpenAI inks content licensing deal with Financial Times.
  • Tokyo Hub Opening: OpenAI opens Tokyo hub, adds GPT-4 model for Japanese.
  • Fortune 500 Pitch: Sam Altman pitches ChatGPT Enterprise to Fortune 500 companies.
  • GPT-4 Turbo Update: OpenAI releases ‘more direct, less verbose’ GPT-4 Turbo.
  • Account-Free ChatGPT: ChatGPT no longer requires an account, but with limitations.
March 2024
  • Spam in GPT Store: OpenAI’s GPT Store found to be filling up with spam and copyright issues.
  • NYT Lawsuit Response: The New York Times responds to OpenAI’s ‘hacked’ claims in copyright lawsuit.
  • Artist Payment Question: OpenAI VP dodges question on artist payment for training data.
  • Electricity Consumption Report: Report estimates ChatGPT uses massive electricity amounts daily.
  • Read Aloud Feature: ChatGPT adds Read Aloud feature for web and mobile apps.
February 2024
  • Memory Feature Rollout: OpenAI begins rolling out ‘Memory’ feature for ChatGPT.
  • Temporary Chat Feature: OpenAI begins rolling out ‘Temporary Chat’ feature.
January 2024
  • GPTs in Chats: ChatGPT users can now invoke GPTs directly in chats.
  • Username and Password Leaks: Reports of ChatGPT leaking usernames and passwords.
  • Europe Privacy Law Violation: Italian DPA tells OpenAI that ChatGPT is violating Europe’s privacy laws.
  • Common Sense Media Partnership: OpenAI partners with Common Sense Media on AI guidelines.
  • Congressional Black Caucus Response: OpenAI responds to Congressional Black Caucus about board diversity.
  • Price Drops and GPT-4 Fix: OpenAI drops prices and fixes ‘lazy’ GPT-4.
  • Presidential Candidate Bot Ban: OpenAI bans developer of a bot impersonating a presidential candidate.
  • Arizona State Partnership: OpenAI announces partnership with Arizona State University.
  • Literary Prize Controversy: Author reveals part of her prize-winning novel was written by ChatGPT.
  • GPT-5 Tease: Sam Altman teases video capabilities for ChatGPT and GPT-5 release in 2024.
  • Crowdsourced Governance Team: OpenAI announces team to build ‘crowdsourced’ governance ideas into its models.
  • Election Misinformation Plan: OpenAI unveils plan to combat election misinformation.
  • Military Application Policy Change: OpenAI changes policy to allow military applications.
  • ChatGPT Team Plan: ChatGPT subscription aimed at small teams debuts.
  • GPT Store Launch: OpenAI’s GPT store officially launches.
  • Copyrighted Material Claim: Developing AI models ‘impossible’ without copyrighted materials, OpenAI claims.
  • NYT Lawsuit Response: OpenAI claims The New York Times’ copyright lawsuit is without merit.
  • GPT Store Launch Plan: OpenAI’s app store for GPTs planned to launch next week.
  • EU Regulatory Risk Shrink: OpenAI moves to shrink regulatory risk in EU around data privacy.

Frequently Asked Questions About ChatGPT

Still have questions about ChatGPT? Here are some frequently asked questions to clear things up:

What exactly is ChatGPT and how does this AI chatbot operate?

ChatGPT is a versatile AI chatbot created by OpenAI. It utilizes sophisticated artificial intelligence to generate text responses based on user prompts. At its core, ChatGPT is powered by GPT-4, a large language model employing deep learning techniques to produce remarkably human-like text.

When was ChatGPT first launched?

ChatGPT was released for public use on November 30, 2022, marking the beginning of its rapid ascent in popularity and influence.

What’s the most current version of ChatGPT?

Both the free and paid versions of ChatGPT, including ChatGPT Plus, are continuously updated with the latest GPT models. Currently, the most advanced model available is GPT-4o, offering enhanced capabilities and performance.

Is it possible to use ChatGPT without any cost?

Yes, OpenAI provides a free version of ChatGPT that is accessible upon sign-in. In addition to the free option, there’s also a paid subscription, ChatGPT Plus, which offers additional features and priority access.

Who are the primary users of ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is designed for universal accessibility. Its user base is incredibly diverse, ranging from individuals seeking quick information to large tech companies integrating it into their systems. Its ability to automate text generation and provide rapid answers makes it valuable across various sectors.

Which companies are currently leveraging ChatGPT?

Numerous organizations across various industries are integrating ChatGPT into their operations. Notably, Microsoft has incorporated ChatGPT-based Bing into Windows 11. Beyond tech giants, companies like Looking Glass, a 3D display startup, use ChatGPT to create interactive holograms. Even in the cryptocurrency space, Solana has integrated ChatGPT to help users navigate web3 technologies. However, some enterprises may still have restrictions on using AI chatbot tools like ChatGPT due to data privacy or security concerns.

What does GPT stand for in ChatGPT?

GPT stands for Generative Pre-trained Transformer. This acronym describes the core technology behind ChatGPT: it generates text (Generative), it’s trained on a massive dataset beforehand (Pre-trained), and it uses a transformer architecture, a type of neural network particularly effective at understanding context in language (Transformer).

What distinguishes ChatGPT from a regular chatbot?

The key difference lies in the technology powering them. A chatbot, in general, is any system that conducts conversations, but not all are AI-powered. Some chatbots are rules-based, relying on pre-programmed responses. ChatGPT, on the other hand, is an AI chatbot that uses Large Language Models (LLMs) to generate contextually relevant and original text in response to prompts, offering a much more dynamic and sophisticated interaction.

Can ChatGPT be utilized for essay writing?

Yes, ChatGPT is capable of writing essays. Its ability to generate coherent and contextually relevant text makes it a powerful tool for various writing tasks, including essay creation. However, users should be mindful of academic integrity and ethical considerations when using AI chatbot for assignments.

Is there a risk of ChatGPT generating libelous content?

Yes, there is a potential risk. Generative AI models like ChatGPT operate based on patterns in data and do not inherently discern truth from falsehood. This can lead to the generation of statements that, while seemingly plausible, are factually incorrect and potentially libelous, especially when making accusations or providing personal information. This is an evolving legal and ethical area as experts grapple with the implications of AI chatbot outputs.

Does ChatGPT offer a mobile application?

Yes, OpenAI provides a free ChatGPT mobile app for both iOS and Android platforms, allowing users to access the AI chatbot conveniently on their mobile devices.

Is there a character limit in ChatGPT interactions?

Officially, OpenAI has not specified a character limit for ChatGPT. However, user experiences suggest that there might be limitations around 500 words, beyond which the model’s performance may vary. For most conversational uses, this is generally not a constraint.

Does ChatGPT come with an API?

Yes, OpenAI released the ChatGPT API on March 1, 2023. This API allows developers to integrate ChatGPT‘s capabilities into their own applications and services, expanding its utility beyond direct user interaction.

Could you provide examples of everyday uses for ChatGPT?

ChatGPT‘s versatility makes it useful for numerous everyday tasks, including:

  • Programming assistance and code generation
  • Drafting scripts and creative content
  • Generating email replies
  • Creating listicles and brainstorming blog ideas
  • Summarizing lengthy texts

What are some advanced applications of ChatGPT?

Beyond basic tasks, ChatGPT excels in advanced applications such as:

  • Debugging complex code
  • Assisting with programming in various languages
  • Explaining scientific concepts
  • Complex problem-solving and logical reasoning

How proficient is ChatGPT at writing code?

ChatGPT demonstrates proficiency in writing code, particularly in languages like Python, and can generate workable code snippets. However, it’s important to note that ChatGPT may lack context awareness necessary for programming entire applications. The generated code might not always be perfectly suited to specific project contexts without further refinement and integration.

Is it possible to save ChatGPT conversations?

Yes, ChatGPT allows users to save their chat histories within the interface. These saved chats are stored in the sidebar, enabling users to revisit past conversations. Currently, there are no built-in features for directly sharing these saved chats, but users can copy and paste content as needed.

Are there alternative AI chatbots to ChatGPT?

Yes, the AI chatbot market is competitive, with several alternatives to ChatGPT available. Notable competitors include Together AI, Google’s Gemini, and Anthropic’s Claude. Additionally, the open-source community is actively developing various generative AI and AI chatbot alternatives, providing a range of options for users with different needs and preferences.

How does ChatGPT address data privacy concerns?

OpenAI has implemented measures to address data privacy, especially for users in regions with stringent regulations like the EU. Individuals in certain jurisdictions can object to the processing of their personal data by OpenAI’s AI chatbot models through a designated form. This includes requests for deletion of AI-generated references about individuals. While OpenAI aims to honor these requests, they must balance privacy with freedom of expression and legal obligations. Users can also opt out of having their data used for training AI chatbot models.

What are some notable controversies surrounding ChatGPT?

ChatGPT, while revolutionary, has been involved in several controversies:

  • Misinformation and Harmful Content: Instances of ChatGPT providing instructions for illegal activities, such as drug manufacturing, have raised concerns about its potential for misuse.
  • Defamation Risks: Cases of ChatGPT making false and defamatory statements about individuals have led to threats of defamation lawsuits, highlighting the risk of AI-generated libel.
  • SEO Farming and Misinformation: Concerns arose when publications were found using ChatGPT to generate articles, raising questions about the quality, accuracy, and ethical implications of AI-generated content for SEO purposes.
  • Educational Bans: Many educational institutions have banned ChatGPT over concerns about plagiarism and its impact on learning, though this is not universally agreed upon by educators.
  • False Accusations: Reports of ChatGPT falsely accusing individuals of crimes underscore the need for careful oversight and validation of AI-generated information.

Where can I find examples of effective ChatGPT prompts?

For those looking to optimize their interactions with ChatGPT, several online marketplaces offer curated ChatGPT prompts. Platforms like PromptBase and ChatX, among others, provide a range of prompts, both free and paid, designed to elicit specific and high-quality responses from generative AI models.

Is it possible to detect if text is generated by ChatGPT?

Detecting ChatGPT-generated text is challenging. While various tools claim to identify AI chatbot-generated content, their accuracy is inconsistent. In tests, these detection tools often yield unreliable results, making it difficult to definitively confirm if a text was produced by ChatGPT or a similar generative AI model.

Are ChatGPT conversations considered private?

Generally, ChatGPT chats are not public. However, OpenAI has acknowledged and fixed a bug that temporarily exposed conversation titles of some users to others, raising privacy concerns. Users should be aware that while the content of chats is intended to be private, technical vulnerabilities can occur.

Are there any ongoing lawsuits specifically targeting ChatGPT?

Currently, there are no lawsuits specifically targeting ChatGPT directly. However, OpenAI is involved in legal actions, such as copyright lawsuits related to the training data used for its generative AI models, which indirectly impact ChatGPT and similar AI systems. These lawsuits often revolve around the use of publicly available data for training AI and the implications for copyright law.

Are plagiarism concerns relevant when using ChatGPT?

Yes, plagiarism is a significant concern when using ChatGPT. Generative AI models like ChatGPT are trained on vast datasets and can sometimes regurgitate content from their training data. This tendency can lead to outputs that closely resemble existing texts, raising plagiarism issues, especially in academic and professional contexts where originality is essential.

To learn more about the latest AI chatbot trends, explore our article on key developments shaping generative AI features.

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