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Bing Chat has been leading the way among AI chatbots, regularly releasing new updates. However, ChatGPT is quickly catching up with a series of highly anticipated upgrades on the horizon. Logan Kilpatrick, from OpenAI’s developer relations team, recently shared a list of upcoming ChatGPT features on social media.

The new features set to be released include example prompts, suggested replies, GPT-4 by default, uploading multiple files into Code Interpreter for beta users, staying logged in, and keyboard shortcuts. These updates aim to enhance the user experience and make ChatGPT more user-friendly.

Several of these features, such as suggested replies, GPT-4 by default, and staying logged in, have already been available on Bing Chat. However, the ChatGPT community has eagerly anticipated their arrival on the platform. These additions will greatly improve the overall user experience, from logging in to generating high-quality output by leveraging GPT-4.

For instance, instead of struggling with a blank page, users can now rely on example prompts to guide their conversation with ChatGPT. Furthermore, a series of suggested replies will automatically appear, making it easier to continue the conversation and obtain the desired information.

According to a screenshot shared by The Decoder, the suggested answers feature is already available in ChatGPT. However, it seems that access to this feature may vary, as some users, including the author, do not have access to it yet. Nevertheless, Kilpatrick’s post suggests that it will be available soon.

In addition to these new functionalities, ChatGPT will also become more convenient by allowing users to stay logged in. This eliminates the need to repeatedly sign in with different accounts, saving time and increasing productivity.

As ChatGPT continues to evolve and introduce new updates, it is closing the gap with Bing Chat in terms of features and usability. These advancements in AI chatbot technology will have a significant impact on improving user interactions and overall satisfaction.

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