All articles tagged with #plugins
Originally Published 3 days ago — by PetaPixel
ON1 is offering its Effects 2025 photo editing software and plugin for free until January 12, allowing users to try it without payment or sign-up, with features like presets, filters, AI tools, and compatibility with major photo apps.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Engadget
Microsoft is rolling out upgrades to its AI assistant, Copilot, for Windows 11, including support for plugins from services like OpenTable and Instacart. Users will be able to access system settings and Windows 11 features directly from the Copilot chat view. Additionally, Windows 11 apps like Photos and Clipchamp are receiving AI enhancements. These upgrades will be available for users running Windows 11 with the 22H2 and 23H2 year-end updates, with most features expected to launch in the optional March 2024 non-security preview update.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Windows Central
Microsoft has added three new plugins, Adobe Express, MathSolver, and Spotify, to Bing Chat's pane on Microsoft Edge. The feature is currently limited to Edge Canary users and is still in A/B testing. Plugin support for Bing Chat was announced during Build 2023, allowing developers to create plugins that work with various Microsoft platforms. Users can use up to three plugins simultaneously in a conversation, but cannot change the plugins once engaged in a conversation until the topic is changed.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Lifehacker
OpenAI's ChatGPT, a generative AI tool, offers plugin support for ChatGPT Plus subscribers, allowing users to enhance its functionality with third-party applications. These plugins, similar to Chrome extensions, add new features to ChatGPT, such as language tutoring, hotel booking, and better prompts. However, users must exercise caution as OpenAI does not control these plugins and warns users to do their due diligence before installing them. ChatGPT Plus subscribers can access over 750 plugins, with a maximum of three active at a time. Some popular plugins include Wolfram for math queries, Prompt Perfect for more accurate prompts, Speak for language translation, Instacart for grocery ordering, and Kayak for trip planning. Other plugins like Video Insights and Link Reader provide summaries and information about videos, articles, and PDFs.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Search Engine Journal
ChatGPT, an AI-powered tool, can revolutionize ecommerce strategy by generating human-like text and providing valuable insights. Writing clear and specific prompts is crucial for ChatGPT to provide accurate and helpful output. The article provides the best ChatGPT prompts and plugins for digital marketing, including Link Reader, Zapier, Speak, Show Me, World News, and Keyword Explorer. These tools can optimize marketing strategies, improve website performance, and connect more effectively with the target audience.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by AppleInsider
Apple has released Final Cut Pro on iPad, but it lacks full roundtrip support with Mac, third-party plugins, and advanced features like object tracking. The app is compatible only with the latest-generation iPad Air or the 5th and 6th-generation iPad Pro models. However, it has some tablet-specific features like Apple Pencil support and a pro camera mode. Apple has promised third-party content from leading developers is coming soon.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by MarkTechPost
OpenAI has released 86 ChatGPT plugins to the public, which allow users to access the latest information, run computations, or use third-party services. These plugins cover a wide range of categories, including news, travel, finance, education, and more. Users can install these plugins by turning on the 'Web browsing' and 'Plugin' features in ChatGPT settings and choosing a plugin from the plugin store.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Lifehacker
ChatGPT Plus, an AI agent, now has access to the internet and plugins, which allow third-party functionality to be added to the AI. The internet access feature allows ChatGPT to browse the web and pull data from the internet, while plugins like OpenTable, Wolfram, and Kayak can be added to provide specific functionalities. However, these features come at a cost of $20 per month, and only three plugins can be enabled at once.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Tom's Guide
OpenAI is rolling out new features to ChatGPT Plus beta users, including plugins that allow third-party partners to insert their products into ChatGPT, and web browsing that enables ChatGPT to browse the internet to respond to prompts and queries. These features aim to give users a compelling reason to use ChatGPT Plus, which has struggled to attract regular users. The beta panel is rolling out to Plus users over the course of this week.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by VentureBeat
OpenAI is rolling out ChatGPT Plugins to ChatGPT Plus subscribers, allowing access to over 70 third-party plugins, including ones for chess play, recipe-finding, live soccer, and nutrition. This move could change the landscape of the race to lead in generative AI, with ChatGPT becoming more of a platform than a simple tool. However, it could also create security issues for sensitive data and threaten some websites. OpenAI is moving fast to stay ahead of threats from the open-source community.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Mashable
Over 70 third-party plugins are being rolled out to ChatGPT Plus users, allowing the AI tool to access the internet and expand its capabilities. The plugins cover a range of industries and business ventures, including shopping, real estate, stocks, travel, and food. While still in beta, the plugins represent a radical shift in the capabilities of ChatGPT, especially in the wake of Google Bard getting a massive multimodal upgrade. The consequences of giving generative AI the ability to access the internet are yet to be seen in full.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Search Engine Journal
OpenAI has released the latest version of ChatGPT, which includes a beta rollout of web browsing and 70 plugins for ChatGPT Plus users. The experimental features range from entertainment and shopping to job searches and weather forecasts, revolutionizing the user experience. The web browsing and plugins are available under GPT-4, and users can enable up to three plugins for a chat. OpenAI also explained the key stages of new feature releases for ChatGPT, allowing users to provide feedback to improve the user experience. Developers can join the plugins waitlist to create ChatGPT plugins.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Benzinga
OpenAI is reportedly planning to introduce a "Beta features" page for ChatGPT Plus users, which will allow them to try experimental new features such as web browsing, plugins, and code interpreter. The new page aims to provide access to more users instead of the selected few who have access to the Alpha version. OpenAI's generative AI technology in the chatbot has become popular, and several plugins by the company and third-party developers have surfaced.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by WIRED
OpenAI's ChatGPT has gained access to services from companies like Expedia, OpenTable, and Instacart through plugins, potentially changing how people use computers, apps, and the web. The move could help cement OpenAI's position at the center of a new era for AI and personal computing. However, some are concerned about the prospect of ChatGPT and OpenAI gaining increasing dominance through its AI, and the potential risks and unintended consequences of plugins for language models.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by VentureBeat
OpenAI's ChatGPT plugins, which link its conversational AI to the real world, have the potential to tackle challenges associated with large language models, including "hallucinations," keeping up with recent events, and accessing proprietary information. The plugins make it possible for ChatGPT to browse the internet for real-time information. However, there are concerns about security issues for sensitive data and the potential impact on website traffic. OpenAI also released its own ChatGPT plugins, including an open-source knowledge-retrieval plugin, and developers need to access a vector database that indexes and searches documents and acts as a "long-term memory" for the application.