AI Chatbot Game Changer: ChatGPT Plugins Boost Task Power, Amidst Bitcoin Controversy

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  1. OpenAI’s ChatGPT now has a plugin feature to access online sources and third-party websites.
  2. The initial release offers 11 plugins for tasks like live sports scores and food delivery.
  3. The plugins are safe and support various websites, including e-commerce and travel search engines.

OpenAI has unveiled a groundbreaking new plugin feature for its artificial intelligence chatbot, ChatGPT, which allows the AI to access online sources and interact with third-party websites. Although currently in a limited alpha stage, this cutting-edge enhancement will soon be available to a wider audience, starting with a select group of users on Chat GPT Plus who have joined a waitlist.

In the initial release, OpenAI is offering 11 versatile plugins, enabling users to perform tasks ranging from checking live sports scores to booking international flights and ordering food for delivery. This cautious rollout is aimed at evaluating the plugins’ real-world functionality and user experience.

These innovative plugins have been meticulously crafted for language models with a strong emphasis on safety. They empower ChatGPT to obtain up-to-date information, execute computations, and utilize third-party services, according to OpenAI.

A diverse array of websites, including e-commerce giants Shopify, Klarna, and Instacart, as well as travel search engines Expedia and KAYAK, are among those supported by ChatGPT’s groundbreaking new plugin feature.

In other news, the United States government issued a document condemning Bitcoin (BTC) and its Proof-of-Work (PoW) system, and Bitcoin (BTC) advocates retaliated. The analysis emphasized the e-waste generated by BTC mining activities, which is equivalent to 114,000 Visa transactions.

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Simultaneously, the economic arm of the Biden administration advocated the central bank digital currency (CBDC) agenda in their report. Several have responded to this, including longtime bull Michael Saylor.

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