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Use ChatGPT on WhatsApp: A guide for you

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OpenAI’s artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot ChatGPT has become a buzzword which drew attention from all over the world for its amazing human-like skill to respond to complex questions including passing professional exams.

These days AI can be found everywhere, from our Facebook feed to news searches and Apple wristwatches. People have heard a lot about ChatGPT but fewer know how to use it.

People have also been wondering whether ChatGPT can be used on WhatsApp. Here we will tell you how to use the AI chatbot for your WhatsApp messenger.

ChatGPT on WhatsApp by Jinni

WhatApp bot powered by ChatGPT, Jinni has been integrated to the messaging app and the first thing you need to do is go on the official website of Jinni and click on the launch WhatsApp button. Your WhatsApp will automatically open.

Secondly, when WhatsApp opens the Jinni chat screen will open and what you have to do is type hello and it will respond promptly. This way you can talk to the bot and ask whatever questions you have. Welcome to the ChatGPT.

However, the services is paid and offers seven days of a free trial. It can be purchased for $5.99/month.

ChatGPT on WhatsApp by Shmooz AI

You can also use ChatGPT on WhatsApp by using Shmooz AI.

First, you need to visit the official website of Shmooz and click on the option Start Shmoozing which will direct you to your WhatsApp. Then click on continue to chat, the chat screen will open. In the chat bar, the message will be already typed by the system which will promptly respond to you.

Keep in mind that this is also paid and allows you to send only five messages. After that, will ask you to subscribe to the premium which costs $9.99 monthly with unlimited access.

Other ChatGPT WhatsApp platforms

Apart from the aforementioned bots, there are some below that you can try, however, since in high demand, they can give a slow response and also go offline sometimes.

1. MobileGPT: It is another platform in which you can access to ChatGPT in your WhatsApp. It also generates images for you other than responses.

2. WhatGPT: This chatbot also offers you an option to transcribe your audio text into text. It also summarises YouTube videos and generates images created by AI.

By using these chatbots you can use ChatGPT in WhatsApp without any problem. If any problem occurs you need to visit the website of that chatbot and see if they have issued an update regarding the problem. Other than that premium subscription will allow you to benefit from it without any hindrance. 

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The first wooden satellite in history launches into space.

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Japanese researchers developed the first wooden satellite in history, which was sent into space Tuesday as a preliminary test of the use of wood in lunar and Mars exploration.

Kyoto University and homebuilder Sumitomo Forestry (1911.T) created LignoSat, which will be launched into orbit approximately 400 kilometres (250 miles) above Earth after being flown to the ISS on a SpaceX mission.

As people investigate space living, the palm-sized LignoSat—named after the Latin word for “wood”—is entrusted with showcasing the renewable material’s cosmic possibilities.

According to astronaut Takao Doi, who has flown on the Space Shuttle and studies human space activities at Kyoto University, “We will be able to build houses, live, and work in space forever with timber, a material we can produce by ourselves.”

Doi’s team chose to create a NASA-certified wooden satellite in order to demonstrate that wood is a space-grade material, with the goal of growing trees and constructing timber dwellings on the moon and Mars in 50 years.

“In the early 1900s, aeroplanes were made of wood,” said Koji Murata, a professor of forest science at Kyoto University. “A wooden satellite should be feasible, too.”

Murata stated that because there is no oxygen or water to rot or inflame wood, it is more resilient in space than it is on Earth.

The researchers claim that a wooden satellite also lessens its final environmental impact.

Re-entering the atmosphere is necessary for decommissioned spacecraft to prevent becoming space trash. Wooden satellites simply burn up with less pollution than conventional metal ones, which produce aluminium oxide particles after re-entry, according to Doi.

“Metal satellites might be banned in the future,” stated Doi. “If we can prove our first wooden satellite works, we want to pitch it to Elon Musk’s SpaceX.”

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The researchers conducted a 10-month trial aboard the International Space Station and discovered that honoki, a type of magnolia tree native to Japan and usually used for sword sheaths, is most suitable for spaceships.

LignoSat is constructed from honoki, a traditional Japanese craft manufactured without the use of glue or screws.

After launch, LignoSat will remain in orbit for six months, during which time its electronic components will measure how well wood withstands the harsh conditions of space, where temperatures range from -100 to 100 degrees Celsius every 45 minutes as it circles from darkness to sunlight.

Additionally, LignoSat will measure wood’s capacity to lessen the effects of space radiation on semiconductors, which makes it valuable for uses like building data centres, according to Kenji Kariya, a manager at Sumitomo Forestry Tsukuba Research Institute.

“It may seem outdated, but wood is actually cutting-edge technology as civilisation heads to the moon and Mars,” stated him. “Expansion to space could invigorate the timber industry.”

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SIFC Wants To Promote Innovation In Agriculture: An Agriculture Event With Networking And Exhibitions

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Karachi is the starting point for the two-day international conference on sustainable agriculture.

The conference, organised by exhibitor TV, ripple concept, and the Pakistan Media Development Foundation, is backed by the Green Pakistan Initiative, which has recently achieved significant strides.

Enhancing agricultural productivity with contemporary technology is the goal of this event, which is in line with the Special Investment Facilitation Council’s emphasis on agriculture.

Experts will talk about sustainable techniques and organic farming, and there will be a plenary discussion on the land information and management system.

The event will include exhibits that highlight contemporary methods and technology, giving professionals and stakeholders a place to network.

Sindh and Balochistan’s agriculture departments will display their accomplishments in provincial pavilions. The Bank of Punjab, National Bank of Pakistan, and Saudi-Pak Investment Company are among the sponsors who will help make the event possible.

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Apple provides a $1 million incentive to hack its secret AI cloud.

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A reward of up to $1 million has been offered by the multinational computer giant Apple to anyone who breaches its Private Cloud Compute, which will integrate artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities.

The corporation recently posted a blog post titled “Security research on Private Cloud Compute,” in which it offered a reward to anyone who could find cloud service vulnerabilities that could endanger the service.

The news coincided with Apple’s planned release of iOS 18.1 and Apple Intelligence on iPhones the following week.

For the first time, the update will also bring AI capabilities to the iPhone, such improvements to Siri, the speech assistant.

The tech giant will use its own silicon servers to power the Private Cloud computation, which it describes as “the most advanced security architecture ever deployed for cloud AI compute at scale.”

“We made resources to facilitate this inspection, such as the PCC Virtual Research Environment, available to third-party auditors and a few security researchers in advance in the weeks following our announcement of Apple Intelligence and PCC,” Apple stated in the blog.

The business has extended an invitation to researchers, security experts, and anybody else who wants to pinpoint the platform’s weaknesses.

In addition to giving $1 million for identifying significant vulnerabilities through “remote attack on request data,” the corporation is rewarding anyone who can gain access to sensitive information or user request data outside the boundaries of trust with $250,000.

Apple went on to say, “We will consider any security issue that has a significant impact to PCC for an Apple Security Bounty reward, even if it doesn’t match a published category, because we care deeply about any compromise to user privacy or security.”

It would “consider each report based on the quality of the information provided, the evidence of what can be exploited, and the impact to users,” according to Apple.

Visit the Apple Security Prize page to submit your research and learn more about the project, which is open to anybody interested in participating and winning the prize.

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