While the free version of ChatGPT is good enough, it's ChatGPT Plus that lets you tap into the real potential of the chatbot. Going premium allows you to use a variety of useful plugins that allow you to upload files and drop questions related to them to the chatbot. But one thing we have always missed has been the ability to retrieve our online files from cloud storage platforms. A new leak shows that you might finally be able to do that soon, thanks to the ChatGPT Context Connector feature. here's an early look at the Context Connector feature coming soon in ChatGPT 📁Apps currently supported:– Google Drive– OneDrive Personal– OneDrive Business file used in this clip is actually not a jailbreak ~ just a simple instruction to feed out these words. pic.twitter.com/0h3Lvyc8dA — ʟᴇɢɪᴛ (@legit_rumors) May 8, 2024

here's an early look at the Context Connector feature coming soon in ChatGPT 📁Apps currently supported:– Google Drive– OneDrive Personal– OneDrive Business file used in this clip is actually not a jailbreak ~ just a simple instruction to feed out these words. pic.twitter.com/0h3Lvyc8dA — ʟᴇɢɪᴛ (@legit_rumors) May 8, 2024

This removes the hassle of having to download your Drive files online and then upload them to the platform. With the Context Connector feature on ChatGPT, as you can see, you can easily search your cloud devices directly, and with a few simple clicks, your file will be downloaded and attached to ChatGPT.

Once the files are attached, the chatbot will immediately recognize them, and you will be able to further extract specific data from it by dropping questions to the chatbot. Seamless cloud storage file integration is what we're talking about here, and it's definitely a win for ChatGPT.