ChatGPT Adds Feature to Instantly Create Maps and Charts Tailored to Questions
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OpenAI has announced that it is adding a new feature to its AI chatbot ChatGPT. With this feature, when users enter a question, they will be able to create and display screen elements such as maps, charts, and input fields in real time.
Until now, ChatGPT has mainly provided answers in text form. Once this feature is introduced, users will be able to receive visual materials that match the content of their questions. For example, when they want to compare various data, they can view a chart right away, and for questions related to places, they can check a map. In addition, when information needs to be entered directly, an input field appears so that users can easily write down the necessary details.
This feature is reported to work together with OpenAI's latest AI models. Through this, OpenAI plans to let users ask questions as if they were having a conversation and check the results in various forms of screens. However, detailed information about how to use the feature, its scope of availability, and the timing of its rollout has not been sufficiently confirmed in this report.
Many domestic users also use ChatGPT for work and study, so interest in this change is expected to grow. Going forward, it will be necessary to check the official details OpenAI announces and to see how the feature is actually used in practice.
Sources: 지디넷코리아
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