Twitter Indian competitor Koo announced that it will introduce ChatGPT to help users write articles.

According to news in the morning of March 14, Beijing time, the founder of social media app Koo, Twitter's Indian competitor, has revealed that AI chat robot ChatGPT will be introduced to help users write posts.

Mayank Bidawatka, co-founder of Koo, explained that users can write articles directly within the app through ChatGPT to express their views on current events or phenomena. "ChatGPT will help creators get inspiration," Mayank Bidawatka said. "users can ask ChatGPT for local trends and write down their ideas."

Last month Microsoft and Google also announced that they would integrate a generative AI chat robot that can provide synthetic information when users search. Snap will introduce chatbots, which can communicate with people in an interesting and friendly tone.

Bidawatka says Koo is the first platform to integrate chatbots into post writing. Users can enter the revealed information into the ChatGPT tool or with Koo voice commands. He added that about 20% of Koo users like to write content within the app, and ChatGPT can increase the proportion.

The new feature is initially available only to Koo authenticated accounts and will cover all Koo users in the future. Koo is also considering tagging or revealing ChatGPT-assisted posts. "I think people should know if the content is generated by AI," Bidawatka said. "