The biggest issue I've encountered while using ChatGPT on iPhone is how fast my smart assistant moves onto the following prompt. When I was watching the 95th Academy Awards, I constantly asked ChatGPT for info on actors and actresses that appeared on screen when I couldn't pinpoint their films. I've also used ChatGPT on iPhone extensively for information that I would usually seek out from Wikipedia. Rather than seek out Wikipedia, I quickly asked ChatGPT “Tell me more about Dustin Hoffman’s career” and received a quick biography with his most notable acting credits. Recently, I wrote an article about previous Oscar winners on Apple TV and I needed some information about Dustin Hoffman’s career. The use cases for ChatGPT are endless, but here are some examples of how amazing your smart assistant can be if you just say “Hey Siri, ChatGPT 1.2.4”. How can I use ChatGPT with Siri on iPhone? 'Hey Siri, Siri Pro' now activates ChatGPT on my iPhoneĬhanging the name of the shortcut fixes the issues that I initially had where Siri would refuse to understand my Scottish accent and has made ChatGPT on iPhone my go to for any requests - it's seriously that good.

I chose Siri Pro but you can choose anything Press and hold on the ChatGPT 1.2.4 shortcut.It's easy to fix by simply changing the name of the shortcut in the Shortcuts app. Saying 'ChatGPT 1.2.4' is cumbersome and most of the time Siri just fails to understand what you're trying to say. Change your ChatGPT activation command on iPhone This means that you now have the most powerful AI chatbot as an assistant in your pocket at all times. Now, when you say “Hey Siri, ChatGPT 1.2.4” your iPhone’s smart assistant will launch directly into ChatGPT. Paste your OpenAI API key into the text field.This will launch Shortcuts, tap Set Up Shortcut.Scroll down and click ChatGPT Siri 1.2.4 (English Version).Head to Yue-Yang’s GitHub (opens in new tab).

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