Although there have been ChatGPT shortcut scripts in the past, they need to be implemented through the OpenAI API, which means that you need to pay extra to use them. As OpenAI launched the ChatGPT official version of the app a while ago, in the latest update earlier, OpenAI officially joined The support of Siri and shortcuts, as long as it is updated to the latest version, you can ask ChatGPT by waking up Siri, and all chat records will also be saved.
ChatGPT officially supports Siri and shortcut functions, this article will teach you how to use and change to wake up in Chinese
In the latest version 1.2023.152, ChatGPT has three new features, including iPad compatibility, drag and drop support, and the focus of this article, which supports Siri and shortcuts. Remember to check whether your ChatGPT version has been updated to new:
After entering the shortcut app, you will see the official ChatGPT shortcut script at the bottom of the home page, you can click to display all, but there are only 2 iPhones, and there seem to be more iPads, there will be 4:
As shown in the figure below, there are Ask ChatGPT and Start a new chat with ChatGPT, these two are the keywords to talk to Siri, if you don’t mind speaking English, you can start asking without setting anything, like you want to ask When working with ChatGPT, just say “Hey Siri, Ask ChatGPT”, and if you want to ask in a new chat room, say “Hey Siri, Start a new chat with ChatGPT”:
After using the ChatGPT script, Siri will ask What would you like to ask ChatGPT about? Then say the question you want to ask, Chinese is fine, and Siri will answer in Chinese, but there is no typesetting, just like the right side of the picture below:
I opened ChatGPT, and I could indeed find out what I just asked:
For those who don’t want to speak English, you can do it by creating a new shortcut, please always press the Ask ChatGPT shortcut script, and then select “Use in new shortcut”:
Click the arrow above and select “Rename”:
The name depends on what Chinese you want to use to start it. For example, if I type in a question, it becomes me saying: “Hey Siri, ask a question”, and it will start the script that asks ChatGPT. After typing, press Finish:
This will be stored in your shortcut script, and the original ChatGPT official “Ask ChatGPT” is still there, which means you can use the original “Ask ChatGPT” to ask Siri to ask ChatGPT, or the newly created “Ask a question” either:
But even if you switch to Chinese, the first sentence Siri will still say What would you like to ask ChatGPT about, so ignore it:
If a new chat window is not opened, the content and answers asked by Siri will be kept in the same window:
