Weekend roundup: GPT integrations you may have missed

Not all GPT integrations involve Big Tech firms

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Not all GPT integrations involve Big Tech firms such as Microsoft and Salesforce. Here are a few that may have flown under your radar.

To be clear, the list below includes both GPT and ChatGPT integrations (which, as you might know, are closely related large language models aka LLMs).

Drift (link)

Drift, a US-based sales enablement startup, has unveiled a GPT integration, which is only accessible to a limited number of clients. The initial connection enables AI-suggested responses in live chat, potentially allowing sales professionals to react to complicated consumer inquiries without leaving the discussion.

Compass UOL (link)

Brazilian IT outsourcing firm Compass UOL's new integrated offer combines two technologies - ChatGPT API and RPA (Robotic Process Automation) - that complement one other and ensure that clients receive a distinctive service. While ChatGPT conducts ultra-fast information collecting using artificial intelligence, RPA organises the data obtained and performs the essential activities that were previously handled manually explains the company in a press release.

VirtualSpeech (link)

UK-based VirtualSpeech integrated ChatGPT for improved virtual reality simulations of soft skills training in customer service, challenging discussions, and performance evaluations.

DuckDuckGo (link)

DuckDuckGo unveiled a beta version of DuckAssist, an AI search engine powered by ChatGPT, on Wednesday. The new feature for the company's privacy-focused search engine makes use of ChatGPT and Anthropic's language parsing capabilities to create responses scraped from Wikipedia and comparable sites such as the Encyclopedia Britannica. The feature is free and available on the DuckDuckGo mobile and desktop online browsing applications, as well as the company's browser extension.

Allen & Overy (link)

Allen & Overy (A&O) launched a GPT-powered chatbot to assist its attorneys with a range of legal activities. The tool, dubbed Harvey, has been introduced to the firm's 43 locations to automate and improve operations such as contract analysis, due diligence, and regulatory compliance.

ThoughtSpot (link)

Analytics software company ThoughtSpot’s GPT integration allows users to query data using natural language and receive text or a graph with the proper result.

SOCi (link)

California-based software company SOCi will use ChatGPT to enable users answer online reviews on Yelp and Google via its automated tools.

Litely (link)

Litely, a health app that helps individuals meet their weight goals, has recently announced an new feature - an “AI health coach” powered by ChatGPT, which allows customers to get individualized, assistance and guidance 24/7.