Since the launch of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, the AI engine has garnered praise from the tech fraternity. It has been a burning topic in the technology ecosystem. The top tech giants, Google and Microsoft, are in a race to harness the potential of these AI-powered tools to their advantage.
In a series of latest innovations following this innovation, users can now send AI-generated replies to their WhatsApp messages with the latest GitHub integration, thanks to developer Daniel Gross.
In our fast-paced life, we often miss out the important communication from WhatsApp. But ChatGPT might prove your best bet in these times. Gross has developed a Python script that helps the user integrate the AI engine in WhatsApp.
Before proceeding, you need to be aware that this is not an official build from OpenAI or Meta (the parent company of WhatsApp). The process will be backed by a third-party mediator.
To use ChatGPT’s AI to reply to your messages, follow the steps mentioned below:
Step 1: Download the necessary files from the language library.
Step 2: Once you complete downloading the files, locate the “WhatsApp-gpt-main” file and execute the “server.py’ document.
Step 3: Once the processing is underway, type “Is” and press enter.
Step 4: Click on “python server.py”. Your number will be automatically verified.
Step 5: Verify your identity through the “Confirm I am a human” box.
To see if ChatGPT is successfully integrated into your WhatsApp account, you can send a few queries to the chatbot and check for responses.
Both Google and Microsoft have introduced AI engines in their search engine results. Google’s Bard and Microsoft’s Bing AI (backed by Microsoft’s investment in OpenAI) generate comprehensive AI-devised responses to user queries.
The transformative AI comes at a time when the world is undergoing economic lows amid mass layoffs from big tech companies.
