What is ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is a chat program. You write, and it writes back. People use it for text, code, translation, and a plain explanation. They search its name a lot this year because it stands on its own, both on the web and on the phone.

OpenAI makes it. There is a free side and a paid side. Which model is open, and how many questions you can ask in a day, changes from time to time. The name on a button may not be the same tomorrow.

It does not open a file on your computer by itself. It sees the text you paste or upload yourself. A password, a card number, and a private key should not go there.

The answer is not always right. A number, a date, a law, and a piece of code can come out wrong. It can sound sure and still be wrong. Check an important fact somewhere else. Do not accept code before you run it.

• Instead of a bare "explain this", write the language, the length, and the text you already have.
• Ask it to explain the code line by line, then read it yourself.
• You can send a picture too. The words you write still steer the answer.
• The history sits in your account. Someone else's account does not see your chat.
• It works for translation, but a name, a number, and a saying can land wrong.
• Run generated code once before you paste it into a project.

Nibras AI is this site's own chat. It is not ChatGPT. You can ask in the same way, but the model and the limit are separate.