After Microsoft last week announced it is bringing plugins to Bing AI chat, OpenAI is now enabling access to ChatGPT web browsing and plugins to all users in the ChatGPT Plus paid tier.
In their initial leg, generative AI tools like ChatGPT have begun to shoulder much of our grunt work. Despite its impressive (and invariably eerie) conversational abilities, ChatGPT draws information from pre-curated and outdated data instead of fetching it from the internet in real-time. This may soon end, as OpenAI now announces support for web browsing on ChatGPT. In addition, ChatGPT plugins are now more widely available.
OpenAI recently updated its release notes for ChatGPT, announcing the chatbot is now getting internet access. Meanwhile, plugins — or tools which allow you to access third-party services through ChatGPT — are now moving from the alpha to beta phase and will now be available for all ChatGPT Plus users, i.
