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Maximilian Schreiner

The ChatGPT ecosystem is growing fast

Max is managing editor at THE DECODER. As a trained philosopher, he deals with consciousness, AI, and the question of whether machines can really think or just pretend to.
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The ChatGPT ecosystem has grown to nearly 400 plugins, with more than 100 added over the weekend. Plugins significantly extend the capabilities of ChatGPT, turning the closed chatbot into a web-enabled assistant. Many of these plugins may soon be available directly in Windows 11: OpenAI and Microsoft are supporting a shared AI plugin ecosystem.

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