OpenAI’s ChatGPT will soon be able to see everything happening on your screen

OpenAI ChatGPT
OpenAI’s ChatGPT

Yesterday in its spring update, OpenAI launched a fully-native Mac app for ChatGPT and also debuted its new flagship model, GPT-4o. A forthcoming ChatGPT app feature will give ChatGPT the ability to see everything happening on your device’s screen.

Ryan Christoffel for 9to5Mac:

At launch, the ChatGPT Mac app supports manually capturing a screenshot, or uploading a file, to then query ChatGPT about it. But in the future, as seen in the video below, you’ll be able to click a button that gives the app access to anything and everything on your display.

This feature will apparently not be limited to the Mac, as the iOS & iPadOS app demonstrated the same technology in the tutoring example below.

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MacDailyNews Take: There’s no release date, yet, for ChatGPT’s screen viewing features, but they’ll require the user’s consent to be activated when available.

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12 Comments

    1. It’s kind of amazing if you ask me. My two cents: Using the yellow flag as a guild for good measure, don’t run the app when you are looking at your password manager, bank account numbers and balances, and other critical private information.

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      1. Of course… if you can trust switching i 1005 off once installed!
        Thats the BIG CONCERN….
        Is along the same lines as Apples attempt to embed a local surveillance code in IOS in guise of Child pornography concerns, which thank God , they have abandoned for now….

      2. Corrected
        Of course… if you can trust switching IT 100% off once installed!
        Thats the BIG CONCERN….
        it is along the same lines as Apples attempt to embed a local surveillance code in IOS in guise of Child pornography concerns, which thank God , they have abandoned due to customers absolute objection ..

  1. And, it’s well known, when a user limits information and access, always means privacy & security. If there’s a law that prohibits viewing, then I know it’s absolutely safe.

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  2. Screen scraping everything you do, by a moron CEO and company that lied about EVERYTHING in its existence. No open source. No non profit. It’s foundational a built-on-lie company.

    So what could POSSIBLY go wrong by letting it scrape everything you do?

    🙄

    Any idiots using this, much less giving access to your screen, deserves everything coming to you.

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  3. Just have the AI switch itself off if any passwords or pages marked “private” are displayed. If it isn’t intelligent enough to do this, what’s the point?

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