ChatGPT has a leg up with perhaps the most incredible tool of the internet age, “CatGPT,” delivering silly cat GIFs with every response to a query. Being unofficial, though, this doesn’t instantly slam-dunk an aesthetic victory for ChatGPT proper.
ChatGPT could be considered rather sterile. It’s a chatbot, after all, and simple textboxes are the order of the day. Meanwhile, the idea with Snapchat My AI was to truly implement it into Snapchat and allow the user to personalize it to their taste. To this end, as Newsroom announced when My AI was launched in February 2023, users can “Make My AI [their] own by giving it a name and customizing the wallpaper for [their] Chat.” This means My AI appears at the top of every user’s Chat tab as another “friend” and can be given a Bitmoji makeover just like the user. The idea behind chatbots is to provide the feeling of talking to a person; theoretically, this is a fun way to deliver that.
The issue, however, is that My AI’s leap from a Plus subscriber exclusive to every single Snapchat user on the platform was greeted about as warmly as the time U2 thrust “Songs of Innocence” onto every iTunes account in the galaxy. ChatGPT may better serve those who prefer a clear, simple, serious experience, while Snapchat’s My AI, for better or for worse, is the kookier, more colorful option.
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