ChatGPT Can Now Replace Google’s Gemini on Android – Join ChatGPT Beta

ChatGPT Replaces Gemini on Android

Android users just got a fresh way to handle voice commands. Android users can now set ChatGPT as the default assistant replacing Google’s Gemini. In the latest ChatGPT beta update, OpenAI lets you enable the chatbot directly into your phone system, so you can access ChatGPT almost like a built in feature without opening OpenAI ChatGPT App.

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How to Join the ChatGPT Beta and Make It Your Default Assistant

Joining ChatGPT Beta

Join Chatgpt Beta program for advance features
Join Chatgpt Beta program
  1. Open Play Store and search “ChatGPT.
  2. Join the Beta, then update the app.

Making ChatGPT Your Default Assistant

ChatGPT Default AI Assistant in Andriod
Set ChatGPT Default Assistant
  • Open Phone Settings and search for “Default Assistant App” in your phone’s system settings.
  • Pick ChatGPT instead of Google Assistant (Gemini).

That’s all! Now, every time you summon your voice assistant, ChatGPT will take over.

How to Use ChatGPT as Your Default Assistant

If you’ve been using Google Assistant by tapping or holding certain spots on your screen, ChatGPT can now slip right into those same gestures:

  • Three-Button Navigation: Long-press the Home button, and ChatGPT appears instead of Gemini.
  • Gesture Navigation: Swipe up and hold from a bottom corner, the ChatGPT chatbot launches.
  • Power Button: If enabled, a long press here also brings up ChatGPT.

Voice-Activated Mode (With a Catch)

Once ChatGPT pops up, it goes straight into voice mode, letting you speak commands instead of typing. However, there’s no wake word like “Hey, Google,” because ChatGPT lacks the special APIs Google grants to its own pre-installed services. So, no “Hey, ChatGPT” just yet.

When Will Everyone Get It?

Since it is still in beta, there is no telling exactly when OpenAI ChatGPT’s new role as a default assistant will roll out to the public version. If you’re not part of the beta program, you may have to hang tight a bit longer. But one thing’s certain, once this feature arrives for everyone, Android users will have a brand-new option for quick voice commands and AI-driven help.

Whether you’re into chatting, controlling your phone hands-free, or just curious about AI assistants, ChatGPT as a default is shaping up to be a major alternative on Android. Perfect for those who want something different from Google’s Gemini.

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