ChatGPT, the AI chatbot that has made its way into every device conceivable has gotten so much interest since its conception and this only increases with the launch of the GPT-4 language model from OpenAI.
Having access to a chatbot of this type on any of your social media accounts would be a big W because its main job is to respond to questions and compose various written content. This doesn’t sound good, does it? Well, these chatbot responses could eventually challenge search engines), making it competent enough to become an important tool for content generation, as well as write and fix code, make calculations, help you compile your resume, translate information, and so much more. All of this is available on your phone via WhatsApp. So, without further ado, let’s learn how to use ChatGPT on WhatsApp.
How to use ChatGPT on WhatsApp
Using Shmooz AI
Shmooz AI is a website that integrates GPT-3 directly into their bot, allowing it to function as a mediator. While it does not allow people to use their API, you can still use Shmooz to use ChatGPT on WhatsApp by following the steps below.
- Visit the official Shmooz AI website using your mobile device. Tap the “Start Shmoozing” button, and your WhatsApp will automatically open.
- Tap “Continue to chat” and you will be led to the chat screen right away.
- A message will be auto-typed in the message box for you. Simply send it, and the bot will respond.
- And that’s it! You can now talk to Shmooz AI in WhatsApp like you would with ChatGPT, and it will respond right away. Do note that Shmooz is a paid service with only 5 free messages. Then you must sign up for a premium tier, which begins at $9.99 per month and provides unlimited access.
Using Jinni AI
- Visit the official Ask Jinni website using your mobile phone. Tap the “Launch WhatsApp” button, and your WhatsApp will automatically open. Tap the Open button if it asks for permission.
- Your Whatsapp will now automatically open on the Jiini chat screen. Just type “Hello” here, and it will immediately respond.
- And just like that, you can now communicate with Jinni in WhatsApp as easily as you would in ChatGPT. Please keep in mind that you only have 10 free messages before Jinni informs you that you have run out of wishes. You can, however, pay $5.99 per month for a paid subscription. Nonetheless, give Jinni a shot and install ChatGPT on your WhatsApp.
You can still use other bots that provide access to ChatGPT within the messaging app, but these bots are in high demand and may go offline or render slower responses without notice. Among these bots are:
- MobileGPT: This is another service you can use to chat with and get answers to all of your questions. It was one of the first few WhatsApp bots to use GPT-4. MobileGPT can even generate impressive images for you.
- WhatGPT: This ChatGPT bot for WhatsApp can not only answer your questions but also transcribe voice notes into text. The chatbot can even use AI to create images and summarize YouTube videos. However, due to the sudden increase in userbase, WhatGPT has been offline for the past few days, only accepting new waitlist sign-ups.
ChatGPT is free to use but you only get access to the basic version. There is no limit to how much you can use ChatGPT in a day with the basic version, but there is a word and character limit for responses. However, it is not free for OpenAI to continue running it, which is why you must pay a fee to use the bots listed above.
