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OpenAI has expanded ChatGPT's integration with WhatsApp, adding several features that bring it closer to the full browser experience. Users can now send images through WhatsApp chats to provide visual context for ChatGPT's responses - whether it's identifying plants, translating signs, or suggesting recipes based on photos of ingredients in your fridge. The integration also supports voice messages, making it more accessible for users who prefer speaking to typing. All of these features are available for free through WhatsApp, and you will soon be able to connect any of ChatGPT's Free, Plus, or Pro tiers to your WhatsApp. To get started, users can connect to WhatsApp by clicking this link, scanning the QR code below, or adding ChatGPT's dedicated US phone number 1-800-242-8478 to their contacts.

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GitHub just dropped o3-mini, OpenAI's latest reasoning model, into both Copilot and GitHub Models. Early benchmarks show o3-mini beating its predecessor o1 in some coding tasks, while keeping the snappy response times that made o1-mini popular. If you're using Copilot Pro, Business, or Enterprise, you can now pick o3-mini from the model selector in VS Code or GitHub Chat. You get 50 messages per 12-hour window. For organizations, admins can flip the switch to give their team members access. If you're building AI applications with GitHub Models and have a paid Copilot plan, you can now use o3-mini for your projects.

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ChatGPT has expanded its video and screen sharing features to users in the EU, Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, and Liechtenstein. The update, which first launched in the US last December, brings real-time visual interaction to the platform. Plus and Pro users with Advanced Voice Mode can now show ChatGPT their surroundings through video or share their screens, eliminating the need to upload photos or type out detailed descriptions. To use these features, users can tap the voice icon in the mobile app and select either the video icon for calls or the three-dot menu for screen sharing. Additionally, ChatGPT now offers more personalization options, letting users adjust the AI's tone, writing style, and response length.

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Nvidia has rolled out DLSS 4 alongside updates to its Broadcast app, timing the release with its new RTX 50 series graphics cards. The latest version of the AI upscaling technology uses a new transformer model to enhance image quality. Players can now update to the latest DLSS version in 75 supported games using DLSS 4 Overrides. The update lets users take advantage of the most recent improvements without waiting for individual game patches. The company has also updated Nvidia Broadcast, an app that taps into RTX graphics cards' AI capabilities to clean up audio and video in real time during video calls and livestreams. The app now includes a studio recording mode that mimics professional recording environments, plus video noise reduction and a virtual key light feature that uses AI to brighten faces and reduce shadows. Rounding out the updates, Nvidia has refined its RTX Video Super Resolution tool, which uses AI to improve the quality of online videos.

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