In this video, I delve into the features of the new ChatGPT App for Mac. As a curious user, I began by posing some off-the-cuff questions to the app to see how well it handles spontaneous queries. The responses were insightful, showcasing the app’s ability to manage casual interactions. However, the real test lay ahead as I moved on to more complex tasks.
Next, I tasked the ChatGPT app with analyzing a PDF document. This was where the app started to show its limitations. While it attempted to provide a comprehensive analysis, the results were not as accurate as I had hoped. Following the analysis, I asked some simple follow-up questions related to the content of the PDF. Unfortunately, the app failed to deliver satisfactory answers, highlighting the need for improvement in handling document analysis tasks.
Despite the setback with the PDF analysis, the ChatGPT app redeemed itself with its ability to describe an uploaded image. This task was executed quite well, demonstrating the app’s strength in processing and interpreting visual data. The description provided was detailed and accurate, which was a pleasant surprise and a testament to the app’s potential in handling diverse types of inputs.
In conclusion, while the new ChatGPT app for Mac shows promise with certain features, I still prefer using the web interface for now. The app’s current performance is a mix of strengths and areas needing improvement. I encourage viewers to share their preferences and experiences in the comments section below. It’s worth noting that this app is currently available only to ChatGPT premium subscribers at $20 per month. However, there are plans to make it accessible to everyone in the future.