@OpenAI: Some ideas are easier to draw than describe. Use Sketch to draw right in ChatGPT and show it exactly what you have in m…
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OpenAI has introduced a new Sketch feature in ChatGPT, allowing users to draw directly within the chat to visually describe their ideas by typing '@Sketch'.
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Some ideas are easier to draw than describe.
Use Sketch to draw right in ChatGPT and show it exactly what you have in mind.
Just type “@ Sketch” in ChatGPT. https://t.co/gx6fw0xy3K
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