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We are living in a very interesting world now. The launch of ChatGPT felt like it just happened yesterday. Today, OpenAI announced that its ChatGPT voice feature will be available for everyone. That said, what should you know about it?

An intelligent AI Assistant that can help accelerate whatever you're doing has always been a major dream in the tech industry and with the advent of OpenAI's ChatGPT it's finally becoming a reality. How would this work in a free Office suite like WPS? WPS.AI could be the answer but how good is it?

Previously, we mentioned that ChatGPT will be made available for Android users. Today, the app is officially launched in Malaysia. This release comes after the announcement that the Android app would be rolling out to other countries last Wednesday.

Previously, we reported on how OpenAI released the ChatGPT app on iOS, enabling iPhone users to use the powerful AI tool. Now, the same app is officially coming to Android too, with OpenAI announcing that it will be rolling out in the final week of July.

Recently, Meta released Llama 2 as a competitor for Google Bard and ChatGPT. The main difference? it is available for free and accessible to everyone.

At the WWDC 2023 conference tonight, some would be looking forward to seeing the new Mac Studio. There will also be those excited about Apple's long-anticipated AR/VR headset. But the investors aren't as interested in those products.

A few years ago, AI was something for big tech companies, not regular people. But since last year, chatbots started to trend, and suddenly everyone is interested. It's the same for Huawei, which is set to unveil its rival to ChatGPT by next month.

AI chats have been the craze early this year. With Bing AI chat available on mobile phones via the Edge app, ChatGPT has also made its way but only on iOS and in the US for now. 

If you're wondering how to get more mileage from ChatGPT, you might want to check out the platform's premium service. OpenAI has been testing new features that will be available to ChatGPT Plus users, and some of them look interesting.

China recently arrested a man called Hong who generated fake news using ChatGPT. The fake news involved a train crash that killed 9 people in China and was spread across 21 different blogs on China’s Baidu with 15000 views. While we’re thinking this is more about the fake news than how it was generated, it could mark the first of many more such arrests using ChatGPT.