ChatGPT and other AI-powered chatbots are gradually becoming a part of many people’s daily lives. This will also be facilitated by the fact that the ChatGPT application for Windows has become available to everyone. Previously, only paid subscribers of the service could use it. You can download ChatGPT apps from the Microsoft Store.
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Apparently, the ChatGPT app for Windows is similar in many ways to the Android version, although the desktop app is more convenient for entering large amounts of text and adding images. Support for communication via chat has been implemented, as well as support for several voice commands. However, the process of free interaction with the service remains as limited as in ChatGPT for other platforms. A free user can reach the allocated limit in just a few minutes.
For premium ChatGPT subscribers who pay $20 per month or more, the Windows app will be significantly more useful. The desktop version of ChatGPT is in many ways similar to the web version of the service, but perhaps having a separate window on the desktop will better optimize workflows and interactions with the chatbot.