ChatGPT is once again available on WhatsApp for users in the European Economic Area, alongside new support for Kakao in South Korea and Viber in select markets. This restoration is part of ongoing efforts to enhance AI accessibility within widely used messaging apps. Additionally, users have shown interest in integrating Codex capabilities directly into these platforms, indicating a demand for expanded functionality.
Codex: Codex is OpenAI’s specialized AI system focused on code generation, programming assistance, and related technical tasks. It is referenced in discussions around extending ChatGPT’s messaging app integrations to include advanced coding features on platforms like WhatsApp, Kakao, and Viber.
ChatGPT: @ChatGPTapp is the official X account managed by OpenAI to share product updates and feature announcements for the ChatGPT AI assistant. The account recently highlighted the restoration of ChatGPT availability on WhatsApp within the European Economic Area along with expanded support for Kakao in South Korea and Viber in select markets.
@ChatGPTapp: @ChatGPTapp is the verified official X account for ChatGPT operated by OpenAI. It announced the return of ChatGPT on WhatsApp in the EEA and the addition of Kakao and Viber support as part of broader efforts to embed AI in everyday communication tools.
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