👀 In the ChatGPT application, you can transfer screen content to AI without taking a screenshot manually ChatGPT showed the Appshots function in the desktop version of AI. It allows you to capture the context of what is currently open on the screen and immediately transfer it to ChatGPT - instead of having to describe the content in detail yourself. For example, you can show AI an open document, program interface, error or other information on the screen, and then immediately ask a question about what you saw. The function is launched by pressing both Command keys on macOS or both Alt keys on Windows. [Source]()
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In the ChatGPT app, you can feed your screen content to AI without manually taking a screenshot
В приложении ChatGPT можно передать ИИ содержимое экрана, не делая скриншот вручную.
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- В приложении ChatGPT можно передать ИИ содержимое экрана, не делая скриншот вручную.
In the ChatGPT app, you can feed your screen content to AI without manually taking a screenshot
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