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OpenAI Releases ChatGPT macOS Desktop App for Free Users
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- OpenAI released the macOS version of its generative AI 'ChatGPT' app to the public on June 26.
- It is free software that supports macOS 14 and above, offers image and voice conversation features, and can be used in other apps through 'Option' + 'Space' keys.
- You can take screenshots directly in the ChatGPT app to ask questions, and a Plus plan subscription is required if the chat size increases due to file attachments, etc.
OpenAI announced on June 26 (Japan time) that it has released the macOS version of its generative AI "ChatGPT" app to the public.
It is a free software that supports macOS 14 or later and runs on Apple Silicon environments of M1 or later, and the installation program in DMG format can be downloaded from the OpenAI official website.
The macOS version "ChatGPT" was released along with "GPT-4o" in May 2024, but only users who subscribed to the Plus plan were able to use it.
Since it uses "GPT-4o", you can ask questions about image content in addition to chatting in text, and you can also chat using voice. Conversation contents are saved as logs.
Even when using other apps, if the ChatGPT app is running, you can call the ChatGPT app by pressing "Option" + "Space". This shortcut is set by default and can be changed by the user.
You can also take a screenshot in the "ChatGPT" app and ask a question. For example, you can call the "ChatGPT" app from a code screen created in an app development tool, take a screenshot, and ask a question about the code content.
The macOS version "ChatGPT" is free to use, but if the chat capacity increases during a conversation, such as attaching files, a message will appear saying, "This chat has attachments, so you need GPT-4o to continue. The time limit will be reset after ◯:◯." To use it without limits, you need to subscribe to the Plus plan.