Meta's messaging app offers free access to the AI chatbot, but only until January 2026. There are plenty of places you can get access to ChatGPT: Not just in the official apps for the web and mobile devices, but also through Copilot from Microsoft, and in Apple's Siri assistant ... and inside the messaging app WhatsApp . WhatsApp, run by Facebook developer Meta, is available free of charge on the web, and on Android and iOS . It's used by billions of people worldwide, which helps to explain why OpenAI has made ChatGPT available here as well as everywhere else. Unfortunately, OpenAI will be pulling free access to its chatbot within WhatsApp on January 15, 2026.

Despite ever-improving junk mail filters and more sophisticated defense measures, phishing is still one of the biggest threats to cyber security and they're becoming increasingly difficult to recognize. Criminals are using Large Language Models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT to formulate their emails, which results in largely error-free texts with correct grammar and understandable sentence structure. As hackers become more advanced, you'll need to learn new methods to detect them and stay one step ahead of the game. Below we'll share a few ways you can catch them in the act, and hopefully avoid falling prey to their scams. Barracuda Networks draws attention to new phishing emails that attempt to steal access to the paid ChatGPT accounts.

Threat actors, some likely based in China and Iran, are formulating new ways to hijack and utilize American artificial intelligence (AI) models for malicious intent, including covert influence operations, according to a new report from OpenAI. The February report includes two disruptions involving threat actors that appear to have originated from China. According to the report, these actors have used, or at least attempted to use, models built by OpenAI and Meta. In one example, OpenAI banned a ChatGPT account that generated comments critical of Chinese dissident Cai Xia. The comments were posted on social media by accounts that claimed to be people based in India and the U.S.

The Apple Intelligence rollout has been slow, staggered and steady since the company first unveiled its take on AI at WWDC this year. It continues today with the release of the latest developer betas for iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and macOS Sequoia. The updates in iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2 and macOS Sequoia (15.2) bring long-awaited features like Genmoji, Image Playground, Visual Intelligence and ChatGPT integration for those running the preview software, as well as Image Wand for iPads and more writing tools. This follows the announcement that iOS 18.1 would be available as a stable release to the public next week, which would bring things like writing tools, notification summaries and Apple's hearing test to the masses. That represents the first time for people who haven't opted into beta software to check out Apple Intelligence, which the company has widely touted as the headline feature for the devices it launched this year. The iPhone 16 series, for example, were billed as phones designed for Apple Intelligence, though they launched without those features.

Windows 11 has a lot of features you may not know about. CyberGuy shows you how to customize your computer. AI is sweeping across industries like a wave, opening up new frontiers and leaving regulators scrambling in its wake. It's easy to see why – with tools like ChatGPT on the rise, the line between humans and machines blurs more each day. However, just when we thought we had our hands full with job displacement debates and drafting digital policies, a new issue sneaks up – ChatGPT accounts stolen and traded on the dark web.

Employees of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) abused law enforcement databases to snoop on their romantic partners, neighbors, and business associates, WIRED exclusively revealed this week. New data obtained through record requests show that hundreds of ICE staffers and contractors have faced investigations since 2016 for attempting to access medical, biometric, and location data without permission. The revelations raise further questions about the protections ICE places on people's sensitive information. Security researchers at ESET found old enterprise routers are filled with company secrets. After purchasing and analyzing old routers, the firm found many contained login details for company VPNs, hashed root administrator passwords, and details of who the previous owners were.

Set up your ChatGPT account: To use ChatGPT, you will need to set up an account with OpenAI. This process is straightforward and only takes a few minutes. Choose a prompt: To generate a response with ChatGPT, you will need to provide it with a prompt. This can be as simple as a question or a topic you want to write about. Generate responses: Once you have provided ChatGPT with a prompt, it will generate a list of responses for you to choose from.