The idea of giving ChatGPT access to your chats is something a lot of users aren't ever going to countenance—"good luck with that spy software" is one typical response on Reddit—but we know that plenty of users are already asking AI for help in composing and interpreting messages. This just makes that process more streamlined. (Claude has an Apple Messages plug-in too, for what it's worth.)
This is something that's available for all ChatGPT users who have a Mac: To get started, download and install the desktop app for macOS, then open the Plugins tab, search for "messages," and click Install next to the Apple Messages entry. You can then use natural language in your prompts to invoke the plug-in ("send a message to..."), use the @Messages mention, or select Messages from the plug-in list in the prompt box (click the + icon to find it).
You'll need to give the plug-in specific permission to operate. Credit: LifehackerWhen I tried this, ChatGPT whipped up a suitably friendly message, with the right blend of thank yous, sorrys, and hopes for a lovely evening. When sending messages, you get the option to review what's being sent and approve it before it goes out—you can approve messages each time, or have them sent automatically in the conversations you select.
I tried getting ChatGPT to dig back into my message history for details of event arrangements and deliveries, and it picked out the right information each time. I also got it to look back over text messages from my phone carrier to see if my bill had gone up over time, which it had: The AI gave me the exact increase, and the percentage increase, together with the relevant dates.
ChatGPT can send messages to your contacts, with your approval. Credit: LifehackerIt's in this message history retrieval and analysis where the ChatGPT plug-in seems most useful to me. I'm reluctant to start farming out message composing and sending duties to AI—it seems rude, first and foremost, not to mention bad for my brain—but searching through reams of text is something that AI does well, and could genuinely end up saving me some time.
And there are certainly risks to watch out for: I can see this being yet another way that people become over-reliant on AI and its "thoughts." If you want ChatGPT to assess someone's mood over time based on their chat history, or compose a message that gives you the best chance of rekindling a relationship, or write a text getting you out of work based on a fake excuse that sounds genuine, ChatGPT will do it. That's where the tech veers beyond the useful and straight into the uncomfortable.
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