Products featured in this Shopping Finder article are selected by our shopping writers. If you make a purchase using links on this page, Dailymail.co.uk will earn an affiliate commission. After months of anticipation, Apple finally unveiled its latest smartphone to the world last night - the iPhone 16e. The device runs Apple Intelligence features, including a ChatGPT integration with smart assistant Siri. It also includes a 6.1-inch display, a two-in-one camera system, an'extraordinary' battery life, and the return of the'notch' at the top of the display.

The tech sector's ongoing effort to force-feed generative AI features into widely used services continues with updates to WhatsApp's ChatGPT integration. There are now more ways to interact with the chatbot in the app. To use it there, you have to add 1 (800) CHAT-GPT -- or 1 (800) 242-8478 -- to your contacts. WhatsApp says users around the world can now upload images to the chatbot, just like they can when using ChatGPT directly. You can also send a voice message to talk to ChatGPT, which will respond using text.

Apple Intelligence was the big news at the company's Worldwide Developers Conference back in June. Apple made good on a modest first wave of features in October. But iOS 18.2 -- along with sibling OS upgrades for Mac and iPad -- will bring a meatier set of Apple Intelligence features to Apple's suite of devices, including Genmoji, Image Playground and ChatGPT integration. To check out Apple's new AI, you must have an eligible device and run the current iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1 or MacOS 15.1. Once approved, you'll receive a notification saying it's ready to activate on your device.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is coming to your iPhone soon and, according to Apple, it's going to transform the way you use your device. Launching under the brand name "Apple Intelligence" the iPhone maker's AI tools include a turbocharged version of its voice assistant, Siri, backed by a partnership with ChatGPT owner OpenAI. The Guardian's journalism is independent. We will earn a commission if you buy something through an affiliate link. The technology is already available on smartphones including Google's latest Pixel and Samsung's Galaxy range. Yet the vast amounts of data needed by AI are leading to concerns about data privacy.

AI is literally everywhere, so it's not a big surprise to learn that Volkswagen is planning to bring ChatGPT to its vehicles. As part of its CES 2024 announcements, the automaker says that its existing IDA voice assistant will work with ChatGPT across a range of its newer models. VW isn't the first to try this -- Mercedes-Benz announced ChatGPT integration in June of last year, so it seems like this is certainly a thing we're all going to have to get used to. Specifically, VW says that ChatGPT will be enabled in these specific models with the latest generation of the company's infotainment systems: ID.7 (pictured above), ID.4, It'll roll out ChatGPT as as "standard feature" in "many" production vehicles in Q2 of 2024; the company didn't say in which regions, but notes that the feature is only currently "being considered" for the US market.

The integration of large language models (LLMs) with social robots has emerged as a promising avenue for enhancing human-robot interactions at a time when news reports generated by artificial intelligence (AI) are gaining in credibility. This integration is expected to intensify and become a more productive resource for journalism, media, communication, and education. In this paper a novel system is proposed that integrates AI's generative pretrained transformer (GPT) model with the Pepper robot, with the aim of improving the robot's natural language understanding and response generation capabilities for enhanced social interactions. By leveraging GPT's powerful language processing capabilities, this system offers a comprehensive pipeline that incorporates voice input recording, speech-to-text transcription, context analysis, and text-to-speech synthesis action generation. The Pepper robot is enabled to comprehend user queries, generate informative responses with general knowledge, maintain contextually relevant conversations, and act as a more domain-oriented news reporter. It is also linked with a news resource and powered with a Google search capability. To evaluate the performance of the framework, experiments were conducted involving a set of diverse questions. The robot's responses were assessed on the basis of eight criteria, including relevance, context, and fluency. Despite some identified limitations, this system contributes to the field of journalism and human-robot interaction by showcasing the potential of integrating LLMs with social robots. The proposed framework opens up opportunities for improving the conversational capabilities of robots, enabling interactions that are smoother, more engaging, and more context aware.

A trojanized version of the legitimate ChatGPT extension for Chrome is gaining popularity on the Chrome Web Store, accumulating over 9,000 downloads while stealing Facebook accounts. The extension is a copy of the legitimate popular add-on for Chrome named "ChatGPT for Google" that offers ChatGPT integration on search results. However, this malicious version includes additional code that attempts to steal Facebook session cookies. The publisher of the extension uploaded it to the Chrome Web Store on February 14, 2023, but only started promoting it using Google Search advertisements on March 14, 2023. Since then, it has had an average of a thousand installations per day.

That Chrome extension you downloaded to add ChatGPT integration to Google results may not be the legitimate one--and it could cause you to lose access to your Facebook account. Until earlier today, a malware copy of the "ChatGPT for Google" extension that stole Facebook session cookies could be found in the Chrome Web Store, allowing hackers to infiltrate accounts and lock users out. Discovered by security firm Guardio Labs and reported by BleepingComputer, the false extension leveraged the Chrome Extension API to sniff out active Facebook cookies and sent the pilfered data to the attacker's server. Hackers then logged into Facebook, changed the account credentials, and converted profiles to that of a false persona named "Lily Collins." These zombie accounts were used to spread malicious advertising and extremist propaganda.

Artificial intelligence technology developer Unith (ASX: UNT) is set to advance its Talking Head platform offering with ChatGPT integration. The move will enable digital humans generated by the platform to access ChatGPT natural language tasks, creating contextual answers based on client databases. Upon commercialisation, the integration will add a new feature to the Talking Head platform where users can submit any form of communication for a digital human to then deliver a desired outcome or answer the query. Unith chief executive officer Idan Schmorak said generative artificial intelligence (AI) was starting to gather momentum in mainstream business. "We have been confident that these forms of AI will transform how businesses interact with their customers," he said.

Velocity has integrated this latest advancement in artificial intelligence with its existing analytics tool – Velocity Insights. Velocity Insights is India's largest eCommerce analytics platform that is trusted by 3000 Indian eCommerce brands to make informed business decisions. Brands that utilize Insights receive a daily business report on Whatsapp. Further, these brands can also access benchmarks to evaluate their performance relative to other brands in the industry. Velocity Insights currently provides advanced analytics that contains information about an eCommerce business's sales and marketing performance.