When it comes to the amazing world of the internet, ChatGPT has a remarkable advantage with its incredible tool called “CatGPT”. What makes it even more impressive is that it delivers amusing cat GIFs along with its responses to queries. However, it’s important to note that this does not automatically make ChatGPT the winner in terms of aesthetics.
ChatGPT may seem rather plain and unexciting at first glance. After all, it is simply a chatbot with plain textboxes. On the other hand, the main objective of Snapchat’s My AI is to integrate it seamlessly into the Snapchat platform, allowing users to personalize it according to their preferences. According to the announcement made by Snapchat’s Newsroom in February 2023, users have the ability to “Make My AI [their] own by giving it a name and customizing the wallpaper for [their] Chat.” This means that My AI appears at the top of the user’s Chat tab as if it were another “friend”, and can even be given a Bitmoji makeover to match the user’s aesthetic. The aim of chatbots is to create the impression of conversing with a human, and the Snapchat My AI feature offers a fun way to achieve this.
However, the problem arises when My AI, originally exclusive to Plus subscribers, became available to all Snapchat users. This move received a mixed response, reminiscent of the time U2 forcefully added their album “Songs of Innocence” to every iTunes account. While ChatGPT may be more suitable for those seeking a straightforward, serious experience, Snapchat’s My AI provides a quirkier and more colorful option, for better or for worse.
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