ChatGPT Introduces Third-Party App Integration
OpenAI has launched a new feature in ChatGPT, enabling users to interact directly with third-party apps within the platform. The announcement was made at the recent DevDay event, with Spotify and Zillow among the initial apps integrated.
The new feature, now available to users, allows them to discover or call third-party apps for specific tasks. OpenAI plans to open up app submissions to developers later this year, expanding the range of available apps.
Initially, users can connect with apps like Spotify for music and Zillow for real estate. More apps, including AllTrails, Target, and Uber, will be added in the coming weeks. This integration aims to make it easier for users to automate tasks using ChatGPT.
The feature will also roll out to ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, and Edu in the next couple of months, further enhancing the platform's functionality for various user groups.
With this new feature, OpenAI continues to expand ChatGPT's capabilities, making it a more versatile tool for users. The integration of third-party apps aims to streamline tasks and enhance user experience. Developers can look forward to submitting their apps later this year, potentially expanding the platform's reach even further.
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