It would be possible if ChatGPT eventually became an "Accessibility app" on Android. I've already built something similar that analyzes my Android screen and makes basic if/else decisions.
Of course, if you add an AI layer on top of that, the token usage would be enormous. So I don't think it's happening anytime soon unless OpenAI is willing to lose even more money than it already does today.
GPT is a usual application inside the operating system - it doesn't have access to private or system data. You will be able to control your phone only when phone vendors add GPT to their operating systems, I bet it will happen soon
It would be possible if ChatGPT eventually became an "Accessibility app" on Android. I've already built something similar that analyzes my Android screen and makes basic if/else decisions.
Of course, if you add an AI layer on top of that, the token usage would be enormous. So I don't think it's happening anytime soon unless OpenAI is willing to lose even more money than it already does today.
They’re in the process of building their own hardware.
Why? Really, why?
> Can somebodhy explain to me why this isn't implemented yet?
Because right now it's a privacy and security nightmare.
GPT is a usual application inside the operating system - it doesn't have access to private or system data. You will be able to control your phone only when phone vendors add GPT to their operating systems, I bet it will happen soon
> I'll be happy to give OpenAI the keys to my phone if I had this feature.
> Can somebodhy explain to me why this isn't implemented yet?
My guess? Almost no-one is happy to give their phone keys to notoriously unreliable chatbots.