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You Can Now Talk to ChatGPT via WhatsApp

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Attention, university students drowning in deadlines and regretting last night’s “just one drink” decision: OpenAI has blessed us with the ultimate life hack—ChatGPT is has been available on WhatsApp since December 2024, in case you didn’t notice. That’s right, the chatbot that has been writing your essays (ahem, “helping with research”) is now just a text away. No logins, no awkward small talk, and best of all—no judgment. How to Befriend Every…

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You Can Now Talk to ChatGPT via WhatsApp

Attention, university students drowning in deadlines and regretting last night’s “just one drink” decision: OpenAI has blessed us with the ultimate life hack—ChatGPT is has been available on WhatsApp since December 2024, in case you didn’t notice. That’s right, the chatbot that has been writing your essays (ahem, “helping with research”) is now just a text away. No logins, no awkward small talk, and best of all—no judgment. How to Befriend Every…

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