Snapchat is one of the most popular messaging apps on the planet with over 375 million people using the app daily. Although originating as a photo and video app, it has now dipped its toe into the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence. The app has implemented a feature named ‘My AI’ which is a chatbot powered by the now infamous Chat GPT. This means you can ask your own personal AI anything you like and it will answer in a human-like fashion, with a varying amount of accuracy. Interestingly, it also enables users to send a photo of something to the AI and it can even identify what is in the image, to a certain degree. However, the new feature that was added to users features without question, has sparked controversy as a new finding by cyber security consultants CloudTech24 reveals that online interest in the term ‘delete Snapchat’ has skyrocketed over five times the average in the last three months. READ MORE: Snapchatting teen nicked after ‘showing off’ in speeding car Furthermore, searches for ‘how to delete Snapchat account’ have also risen 70% worldwide over the last week, and the hashtag #SnapchatAI currently has over 180 million views on
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