Snapchat Launches Its Own ChatGPT-Powered Chatbot ‘My AI’

Social media agency Snap mentioned on Monday it’s rolling out an experimental chatbot characteristic operating on OpenAI’s GPT expertise for some customers of its photograph messaging app Snapchat. The characteristic dubbed as My AI will likely be operating the most recent model of OpenAI’s GPT expertise which has been customised for Snapchat. The AI chatbot will likely be initially rolling out to Snapchat+ subscribers as an experiment, releasing this week. The social media platform has additionally requested customers to submit their feedbacks to enhance the chatbot for future utility. 

In an official blog post, Snap introduced the launch of its experimental AI chatbot that works on the most recent model of OpenAI‘s GPT expertise. The chatbot or My AI will likely be rolling out this week and will likely be restricted to the subscribed customers on Snapchat+ for now. However, this may occasionally roll out to all Snapchat customers within the coming months. The firm has not hinted at any such growth in its weblog. 

Snap has clarified that it’s attainable for My AI, in its preliminary part, to commit errors, however the firm goals to keep away from any “biased, incorrect, dangerous, or deceptive info” by the chatbot. Similar to different chatbots like Microsoft‘s ChatGPT, or Google Bard, My AI may be tricked into revealing undesirable info. 

However, the corporate will likely be saving all conversations to evaluation the experimental chatbot. Based on the evaluation and suggestions from the customers, the corporate will introduce additional adjustments for enchancment. Snap has additionally requested its customers to keep away from sharing secrets and techniques and private info with the AI chatbot. 

Last week, Meta introduced a research tool for constructing synthetic intelligence-based chatbots and different merchandise, named as LLaMA. The instruments is being deliberate to be made out there to AI researchers quickly. However, it’s at the moment not out there on Meta-owned apps similar to WhatsApp and Facebook.