OPENAI’s ChatGPT, a popular AI-based technology chatbot that can have human-like conversations and perform a variety of tasks, has now moved a step ahead as it now has the ability to connect to the internet. Previously, the company has also added over 70 plugins, however, it is limited to the paid ChatGPT Plus subscribers which cost $20 per month.

ChatGPT Access To The Internet What Will Change?

The ChatGPT, which could previously answer queries based on massive amounts of text but was limited to September 2021, can now access the internet to answer human queries with greater precision and accuracy. Furthermore, because the company has added the ability to take on internet information with the most up-to-date facts and figures, it can generate accurate answers based on recent events.

Till now, the AI-based service struggled to provide information on recent events, and developments due to the limited data available.

ChatGPT Latest Updates

The company has recently added various plugins for a variety of tasks. "We're rolling out web browsing and Plugins to all ChatGPT Plus users over the next week!" the company said on Twitter. As they progress from alpha to beta, they enable ChatGPT to connect to the internet and use 70+ third-party plugins."

The business has also stated that ChatGPT Plus members will receive priority access to new features, faster response times, and unbroken service even during peak hours. Users would also have the option between GPT-3.5 and GPT-4.

ChatGPT vs Google Bard

Google has also introduced a variety of new features and integrations to its Bard AI including the migration of the AI service to the PaLM 2 language. To take on it, OpenAI has been making constant changes to the open-source model. On the other hand, Bing AI has also got an edge over other platforms.