OpenAI to Introduce ‘Sign in with ChatGPT’ for Third-Party Apps
By Nayab khan
OpenAI to Introduce ‘Sign in with ChatGPT’ for Third-Party Apps.
OpenAI is in the process of testing a new feature that would let users login to third-party apps using their ChatGPT login credentials. This pilot program is meant to help users and developers log in even more easily than they may currently be able to.
The feature means that ChatGPT can be integrated into other applications more easily and seamlessly, which can lead to a better continuity in the user experience. This means that if a user created a ChatGPT account, they may be able to login to the third-party application and not have to create another login.
OpenAI invites developers interested in adding this feature to their application to reach out through official channels. Currently, they are surveying developer interest in the feature to gauge the potential rollout.
This initiative falls under OpenAI’s broader mission to increase the accessibility and usefulness of its AI features, and to better incorporate these tools into users’ everyday interactions with digital tools.
As the pilot advances, more details will be forthcoming on the implementation and rollout of the ‘Sign in with ChatGPT’ feature.
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