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ChatGPT Can Now Read and Send iMessages on Mac
- On Thursday, OpenAI released a new plugin allowing ChatGPT to interact directly with Apple Messages on Mac, enabling users to search message history, summarize conversations, and draft or send text messages from their desktop.
- This integration advances OpenAI's goal of evolving ChatGPT into a proactive desktop assistant, building on existing tie-ins with Xcode, Notes, and Terminal to streamline professional workflows.
- Operating locally on the Mac, the plugin uses AppleScript and Accessibility tools, requiring users to manually enable Full Disk Access in System Settings and grant permission for contact and automation tools.
- Accessing private message data raises significant privacy questions, further straining relations between the two companies, especially as Apple sued OpenAI in July over alleged product information misappropriation.
- The feature encroaches on territory reserved for Apple's upcoming Siri AI, and Apple has historically blocked similar third-party features, exemplified by its efforts to shut down the Beeper Mini app.
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OpenAI ships a Messages plugin that summarises who you talk to and what about
The ChatGPT desktop app can now read your iMessage history and send messages on your behalf. OpenAI shipped the integration this week for Macs running Apple silicon, and Apple, a company it is reportedly preparing to sue, was not part of the announcement. The plugin reads and searches Messages conversations on the machine, covering iMessage, SMS, […] This story continues at The Next Web
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ChatGPT can now read, write and send messages on Apple Mac (OPENAI:Private)
OpenAI's (OPENAI) ChatGPT has added an integration with Apple’s (AAPL) Messages app on Mac, expanding the AI assistant’s ability to interact with users’ communications across iMessage, SMS and RCS.
·Ra'anana, Israel
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