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- PCWorld reports that OpenAI has launched an app store for ChatGPT, allowing developers to submit applications that integrate directly with the AI chatbot platform.
- Users can access apps through the sidebar’s ‘Apps’ button and interact with them by typing ‘@appname’ during conversations, with categories including Featured, Lifestyle, and Productivity.
- This expansion transforms ChatGPT into a more comprehensive platform where developers can even link apps to external sites for purchasing physical goods.
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You’ll be able to access the ChatGPT app store via the Apps button in the sidebar of ChatGPT. The apps in the store are divided into Featured, Lifestyle, and Productivity categories. Once you’ve linked an app to the chatbot, you’ll be able to use it by typing @appname in your ChatGPT conversations, and the app in question will then be able to help you with things like booking reservations and ordering food.
Joel Lee / Foundry
Developers can also now link ChatGPT apps to their own external websites or apps to fulfill purchases of physical goods. OpenAI is working on adding support for the purchases of digital products, too.
Further reading: OpenAI turns off ads in ChatGPT as AI falls short
This article originally appeared on our sister publication PC for All and was translated and localized from Swedish.
Author: Kristian KaskContributor, PCWorld
Kristian is passionate about gadgets and gaming and mainly writes news for our sister sites, M3 and PC for Alla. He also tests products, mainly game accessories, and translates articles from the Foundry network.
